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Aboriginal people have developed, through their hunter/gatherer lifestyle, exceptional tracking skills to hunt animals, identify and locate edible plants, as well as finding sources of water. Children are taught as soon as they can walk to track their mother and siblings footprints. Elders teach children how to recognise the patterns and shapes that represent the tracks of animals by drawing into the sand. Hand carved by artisans from a single piece of wood these tracking stamps can be used in a variety of ways to celebrate and teach the rich history of tracking in Australia. Approved by Noongar Elder, Neville Collard and artwork by Kiya Watt. Each tracking plate is 13 x 1cm.
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Aboriginal people have developed, through their hunter/gatherer lifestyle, exceptional tracking skills to hunt animals, identify and locate edible plants, as well as finding sources of water. Children are taught as soon as they can walk to track their mother and siblings footprints. Elders teach children how to recognise the patterns and shapes that represent the tracks of animals by drawing into the sand. Hand carved by artisans from a single piece of wood these tracking stamps can be used in a variety of ways to celebrate and teach the rich history of tracking in Australia. Approved by Noongar Elder, Neville Collard and artwork by Kiya Watt. Each tracking plate is 13 x 1cm.