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Aboriginal clothing.
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Clothing The clothes aboriginals wore depended on their climate. Cold climates- possum skin cloak Warm climates- very little or no clothing but body paintings and grass belts
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This is what aboriginal clothing looked like. Cold climatesHot climates
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The Boomerang.The Boomerang. The boomerang was a carved in a tough wood Was used to hunt Was painted for decoration There were different types of boomerangs like a returning boomerang and the hunting boomerang which did not come back
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Spear and woomerasSpear and woomeras Spears were used on woomeras The woomera made the spear go faster The woomera was the fastest projectile weapon before the invention of the rifle
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Ten bush medicines 1.tea tree oil- crush leaves and rub on any wound. 2.eucalyuptus oil- for fevers and chills 3.billy goat plum/Kakadu plum- rich source of vitamin C 4.desert mushrooms- suck to cure sore mouths or lips 5.emu bush- for cuts or sores.
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Ten bush medicinesTen bush medicines 6.wichetty grubs- place on burns 7.snake vine- crush parts of the vine to relive headaches 8.sandpaper fig-rub leaves on insect bite until bleeding and smear stinking passion flower on it 9.kangaroo apple- put fruit on swollen joints 10.goat’s foot- pain relief from stingray or stone fish stings
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Aboriginal foodAboriginal food Aboriginals ate meat, plants, insects(like honey ants) and fish. Usually, aboriginal food was very healthy. Some plants were poisonous, so aboriginals had to choose carefully what to eat. Aboriginals had to live at least a kilometre from a water hole or they will get dehydrated and would die.
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Animals that aboriginals eatAnimals that aboriginals eat
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Aboriginal medicines quizAboriginal medicines quiz 1. what is the name of the medicine that cures sore mouths or lips? 2. what medicine is a rich source of vitamin C? 3. what is the name of the medicine that cures stingray or stonefish sting?
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