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What are aboriginal mask used for?
they are used for telling story's in tribes.
What aboriginal tribes used the traveling sign?
circle connected with lines
How are ochres used?
ochres are used for painting in the abo tribes
What aboriginal tribes used to live near the great barrier reef?
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What is the name of the traditional ceremonial instrument originally used by the Aboriginal tribes in Northern Australia?
Didgeridoo
What media was used at Aboriginal art works?
There is a variety of media used for aboriginal paintings. Most painting is done using fingers, sticks or colored clay. Most aboriginal paintings are believed to be done for educational purposes to show how to survive.
What type of paint is safe for skin when used for body painting?
Water-based body paint is safe for skin when used for body painting.
Who is the originator of waterclour painting?
There is currently no known originator of watercolour painting. So far researchers have traced it back to ancient tribes that used watercolour painting as a tradition.
When water is scarce what do the aboriginal people rely on for water?
The aboriginal people used a species of frog that held stored a lot of water in in its body for later use.
How did Native Americans learn languages?
The aboriginal natives had not only their specific tribes' language, they also used sign language to barter or trade with neighboring tribes whose languages they did not command. This aided them with the new arrivals to their homelands.
What are the aboriginal colors?
The colours that people used to colour aboriganal painting & drawings are very earthy colours like red from blood ,brown was used a lot also oranges
How is ocher used in aboriginal life?
Ocher has significant cultural and practical uses in Aboriginal life. Traditionally, it is used as a pigment for body painting, ceremonial art, and rock art, symbolizing connections to land and identity. Additionally, ocher is applied in rituals and storytelling, serving as a medium for expressing cultural beliefs and practices. Its natural properties also make it valuable for creating tools and as a decorative element in artifacts.
