Scope
of the exhibition
Mound
Springs
Stone
Fish traps
Northern
Territory tour and research
Knowledge
systems
Relationship
with the land and the importance of law
How the
land means more than a physical presence within
Aboriginal society
"Interconnectiveness"
and approaches to problem solving
The
notion of understanding within context and not in
isolation -how a network of factors have an effect on
outcomes. An holistic approach to problem solving and
understandings
Notion
of 'time'
How
past, present and future of interrelated events and
sequences: time as a sequence not an
arrow
Sense
of place and orientation
Lifestyle
practices
Spears
and spear throwing
Boomerangs
Stone
fish traps
Weaving
techniques
Understanding
of seasons
Classification
systems of plants and animals
Understanding
of the topology of the land/ mapping
techniques
Navigation
by land
Navigation
by stars
Indigenous
medicinal knowledge
Fire
Wind
classifications
Adaptation
of contemporary technologies
Tracking
techniques
Sign
language as communication
Processes
of food preparation and cooking
Methods
of collecting water in desert
environments
Story
telling
Indigenous
music traditional
Indigenous
music -contemporary
Aboriginal
mathematics
Understanding
of the inland waters
Recognition
of Aboriginal inventors
Natures
toys and children's games
Communications
