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Pilbara Creeks

During the rainy season many creeks are hidden among the rocky hills of the Pilbara country. The locals from this area like fishing on the banks of the creeks, catching many different varieties of fish.

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Sea Turtle

When we see sea turtles it can mean that they can be mating and that makes us aware that they will soon be going to lay eggs. Some of our people eat the eggs and turtles.

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Pilbara Wildflowers

I paint my country in my own style. We have so many beautiful flowers that are watered by the rains. The Pilbara is a place of many beautiful colours.

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Jammi on the Riverbank

This artwork has the riverbank of Millstream. It’s a tropical oasis where we like to go swimming there, fishing and spending time with family. Along the Riverbank I’ve painted the bush flower medicine called Jammi. It’s used for sores and cuts and scratches. You boil the Jammi leaves up and then bath yourself in the water. You can also use it for air freshener; it smells like eucalyptus. It can open your airways.

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Murujuga- Campsites of the Yaburara Tribe

This is the site where the Yaburara Tribe used to camp in Murujuga. We ars Yindjibarndi people look after this place now because the Yaburara people are no longer here.

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The Murujuga Office

This is a site at Murujuga. This is where the office is and we as Yinjibarndi people, we look after this place now.

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Gathering Place

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.

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Pilbara Region

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.