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A woomerah is a traditional Australian Aboriginal tool used for launching spears. Typically made from wood, it functions as a lever to increase the force and distance of the throw. The woomerah often features a groove or notch to securely hold the spear in place while being propelled. It is an important part of Indigenous Australian hunting practices and culture.
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