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Hill Mulga - and Spinifex covered hillsides behind. Aboriginal use: Seeds eaten for food. Timber was used for artefacts especially for making the heavy fighting spear

Hill Mulga - and Spinifex covered hillsides behind. Aboriginal use: Seeds eaten for food. Timber was used for artefacts especially for making the heavy fighting spear


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Hill Mulga - and Spinifex covered hillsides behind. Aboriginal use: Seeds eaten for food. Timber was used for artefacts especially for making the heavy fighting spear

DH-3342
Hill Mulga - and Spinifex covered hillsides behind
Mt White Range, Arltunga, East MacDonnell Ranges, Northern Territory, Australia.
Acacia macdonnelliensis
Aboriginal use: Seeds eaten for food. Timber was used for artefacts especially for making the heavy fighting spear.
Don Hadden
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Spinifex Mulga


Nature's Bounty - A Taste of Tradition and Strength

EDITORS COMMENTS
. In this photo print, Don Hadden transports us to the breathtaking landscapes of the East MacDonnell Ranges in Australia. The mesmerizing sight of DH-3342 showcases the majestic Hill Mulga trees and Spinifex-covered hillsides that have played a vital role in Aboriginal culture for centuries. As we delve into this image, we discover more than just picturesque scenery; we uncover a rich tapestry of survival and resourcefulness. The Aboriginal people ingeniously utilized these plants for sustenance and craftsmanship. Seeds from the Hill Mulga were cherished as a valuable food source, while its timber was skillfully fashioned into heavy fighting spears – a testament to their unwavering strength. The Mt White Range stands tall in all its glory, serving as a reminder of the resilience ingrained within both nature and humanity. It is here that ancient traditions intertwine with modern appreciation for our environment. Hadden's lens captures not only the beauty but also sparks curiosity about Australian Aboriginal heritage. As we admire this snapshot frozen in time, let it inspire us to explore our own connection with nature's offerings – reminding us that every plant has an untold story waiting to be discovered. So take a moment to immerse yourself in this enchanting vista, where seeds become sustenance and trees transform into tools - an ode to Mother Nature's abundant gifts intertwined with human ingenuity.

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