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Aboriginal ring tree  
   

Aboriginal ring tree

near Mildura. Lower branches of a young tree were twisted together to form a "ring" to mark tribal boundaries - this one is hundreds of years old
All Points North

June 21st 2009
Broken Hill - god-forsaken-hole or artists’ paradise? Everyone told us, “Oh you have to stay at Broken Hill - there’s so much to do!” After having been here for a week I tend towards the ‘g-f-hole’. The constant drizzle might not have helped - we’re applying to the Federal Minister for the Environment to fund the rest of our trip, as everywhere we go it rains - we’ll go wherever n ... read more
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Australian Flag Aboriginal settlers arrived on the continent from Southeast Asia about 40,000 years before the first Europeans began exploration in the 17th century. No formal territorial claims were made until 1770, when Capt. James COOK took possession in the name... ... read more
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28th March 2012

ring trees information
Hi im from the riverland and i work out at calperum station,as a ranger and im involved in doing a walking trail up at the moment i have come across a few scared trees there but im not sure on one tree if its a ring tree or not we have had meeting with each other but we still are not sure.Is there a way i can tell or find out?
3rd April 2012

Sorry can't help you there - my only suggestion would be to contact aboriginal elders from the area who would be able to verify it for you - good luck with the trail, Hilary

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