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MORNINGTON ISLAND POSTCARDS - Paula Paul | Small Framed Image Print Market 2021 We can still see the

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We can still see the fish traps that the old people built along the coasts of Bentinck Island

designed to control Aboriginal people and deny them the civil rights extended to the rest of the population

David Andy is a Djiru traditional owner from the Mission Beach area

NETTA LOOGATHA | ‘Rukuthi I’ | 2021 | Painting / acrylic on canvas | 23 x 13 cm

MORNINGTON ISLAND POSTCARDS - Paula Paul | Small Framed Image Print Market 2021 We can still see the"In our language burrkunda means tribal body scars made in ceremony and traditional dance. The scars are also made in grief when family members died." Paula Paul MORNINGTON ISLAND POSTCARDS Paula Paul 'Burrkunda' Postcard on recycled card stock printed with soy based inks 9 cm x 14 cm

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