Ditjpal

Before the advent of modern communications, transport and rather static community living the bone remains of Yolu dead were after time placed in Larrakitj (hollow logs) as the final of mortuary rites.

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Catalogue #: 3141O
Height: 195cm
Width / Diametre: 0cm
Medium: earth pigments on bark

Ditjpal Marawili

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H: 62cm W: 52cm

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