This line in the middle is the Ngurin River which runs through Roebourne. It is a life recource. There are two tribes on either side. Ngarluma and Yindjibarndi coming together at one Ngurin River.
This is a painting of the Claypan Wattle when it is ripe, but it’s poisonous. This shrub starts off as a light green colour and then, as it matures, it gets darker. The flowers are a yellowy orange and also get darker with a bit of black as they are fading away.
This place is where the poeple went hunting for food. They knew that there they could find Stingray, Dugong and Turtle. This place is Murujuga on the Burrup Peninsula in the Pilbara.
This old house in Roebourne used to be known as Dalgety House. Now days it’s our famous Yinjaa-Barni Art Centre where everybody is welcome, we all come together here.