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Mamarra wood was used by Anindiliyakwa men to make canoes and the bark was traditionally used by women to make coolamons to carry their babies
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Follow the clues that landscape
Animals on Country: Let's look after the animals with Uncle Kuu Gifting Mamarra wood was used byby Victor Steffensen (Author), Sandra Steffensen (Author) This engaging picture book from award winning brother and sister team Victor and Sandra Steffensen inspires children and adults alike to look after animals through Indigenous cultural practices. 'For thousands of years, Aboriginal people looked after the land to keep it healthy, so there was plenty of food for the animals to eat.' But today, the animals are wondering what has happened to the
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