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9 thoughts on “Echoes of Dreamtime”

1. Fascinating. I have read a bit on the subject, and watched artists in Sidney. This is a good intro. Have you read Bruce Chatwin’s ‘Songlines’?

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   1. Thanks Derrick, I haven’t read it yet. It’s on my list which is growing longer by the minute!

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2. Fabulous……💕

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3. That’s so sad that so much of the work is being destroyed by nature itself. The NatGeo video said the Aborigines thought the pictures had power. The Native Americans here were scared of cameras because they thought if someone took their picture the “box” captured their soul and trapped it on the photograph.

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   1. It’s the same with the Australian Aboriginals when it comes to photographs. Some sacred ceremonies are also not open to being observed or attended by others.

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