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Aboriginal Wiradjuri Tools Australia

Wiradjuri Bundi ! For thousands of years Wiradjuri people have farmed and continue to farm and love this ngurambang (country) We are not nomadic people, never were. Once you understand farming techniques and care and love of country, you tend to stay in one area. You farm the area with love and connection to country, and you always ensure that you put back more then you take. This is called "sustainability" Collecting Wilburugil "snotty gobble" (mistletoe) to make tools, also helps to save madhu madhan (many trees) as Wilburugil, if left alone, will overtake the madhan (tree) will kill them. So a Wiradjuri framing practice is to remove the Wilburugil, but leave some for the balugan (animals) who eat it and need it to survive. Bundi are used for hunting, digging, for throwing and can also be used as mabun dunha (message sticks) I hand collect, make and design all my own tools. The most important thing that I always use to do this is "Yindyamarra" (respect) to country and land. To learn more go to my web page, Facebook page and You Tube Channel by clicking the next few links. Please also "subscribe" and "like" if you wish too. https://www.bundyiculture.com.au/   / wiradjurimob      / @wiradjurimanmark   #alwayswasalwayswillbe #australia #wiradjurimanmark #respect #bundyiculture #country #pride #aboriginal #lovensw #visitnsw #culture #aboriginaltools Yidaki (Didge) Music Copyright Mark Saddler.