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Title: Dark Emu : Aboriginal Australia and the Birth of Agriculture, New Edition by 
Rattling Spears by 
The Dealer Is the Devil by Click on the keyword to search the catalogue or go directly to the shelves.
| Aboriginal Art | 704.039915 to 759.994 |
| Aboriginal History | 994.0049915 |
| Indigenous Art | 704.039915 and 759.994 |
| Drawing Skills | 741.2 |
| Indigenous History | 305.89915 to 365.60899915 |
| Sculpting | 731.4 |
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Australia's first naturalists : indigenous peoples' contribution to early zoology by Dark emu : Aboriginal Australia and the birth of agriculture by 
Nganampa kampatjangka unngu = beneath the canvas : the lives and stories of the Tjala artists
The Oxford Companion to Aboriginal Art and Culture by 
Painting from the Dreamtime, Aboriginal art, Australia, Pacific. [Photography]. Retrieved from Encyclopædia Britannica ImageQuest.
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A compelling documentary series presented by Hetti Perkins. It follows contemporary Indigenous art and the artists behind the work.
In the remote Northern Territory of Australia, the Galpu clan, an Aboriginal family led by renowned didgeridoo master craftsman, Djalu Gurruwiwi, struggles to maintain its ancestral traditions in the face of modern societal, economic, and environmental pressures. When the Galpu youth display little interest in maintaining the clan's legacy and the impact of the nearby Rio Tinto mine begins to take its toll, the clan elders must devise a strategy to preserve their way of life and cultural identity.
Painting Country follows the homecoming of ten Balgo's most celebrated artists - including Tjumpo Tjapanangka, Lucy Yukenbarri, Helicopter Tjungurrayi and Sam Tjampitjin.
