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aboriginal digging sticks a made by of bush sticks
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What a digging stick is used for?
used for digging and peircing the floor
What a digging stick used for?
used for digging and peircing the floor
Who made the woomera?
The woomera is an Australian aboriginal "throwing stick", designed to help the indigenous people of Australia to throw their spears further.
What is an Aboriginal message stick?
is a comunication system used by Australian natives. for more information I posted the wikipedia aboriginal message stick article in the related links box below.
What is the Aztec god tlaloc holding and why?
Tlaloc is holding a "digging stick." A digging stick was an early agricultural tool used for a variety of tasks -- digging up plant roots that provided food and to get at underground animals. Also, used as an early hoe.
Where was the woomera made?
The woomera was made in Australia by the indigenous people. The woomera is an Australian aboriginal "throwing stick", designed to help the indigenous people of Australia to throw their spears further.
Who made aboriginal dot paintings?
Aboriginal people
What were the first tools that paleolithic people use?
Wooden digging stick
What is an aboriginal traditional smudge?
An aboriginal traditional smudge is a ceremony that involves the burning of sacred herbs, such as sage, sweetgrass, cedar, or tobacco, to cleanse and purify the mind, body, and spirit. The smoke from the burning herbs is believed to carry prayers to the Creator and help remove negative energies. It is a sacred ritual used by many Indigenous peoples for spiritual and healing purposes.
What does nulla nulla mean?
Nulla Nulla means a stick that aboriginal people use.
A wooden stick with a notch at one end used by aboriginal to launch a spear?
woomera
How does a cable backhoe excavator work not cable front shovel or face shovel?
The operating parts consist of a boom, hinged at its base end at the machine, and a stick, pivoting on the outer end of the boom. The stick extends above and below its pivot point, with the digging bucket on the lower end and the retracting cable at its upper end. A second cable, the digging cable, is attached to the lower end of the stick, near the bucket. The digging and retraction actions of the cables is straightforward. To lift the boom/stick/bucket assembly, the digging cable is locked and the retraction cable is pulled in. With the digging cable locked, the boom and stick assembly becomes a ridged triangle and is forced to move up as the retracting cable is shortened. After the bucket is raised, the boom is pivoted to the dump site, the retraction cable is locked and the digging cable is allowed to play out. The Retracting cable holds the boom and stick assembly in its elevated position and its weight forces the stick and bucket outward until the load is dumped.
