Hunting Boomerang
(Photo: Hunting Boomerang © 2012 Central Art)
The hunting boomerang is hand-crafted by the Aboriginal men into the shape of the number seven. The longer part of the boomerang is the used as handle and the shorter wing is extremely sharp. It is used by the men for hunting larger animals (kangaroo,emu) and in ceremonies, as a clapping stick.
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