Digging or Clapping Sticks
(Photo: Digging or Clapping Sticks © 2012 Central Art)
Digging sticks are hand crafted wooden implements, sharpened at one end, which the Aboriginal women use to dig for edible bush tucker (roots, tubers, honey ants, reptiles).
In womens ceremonies they are used as clapping sticks.
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