A boomerang is a simple wooden implement used for various purposes. It is primarily associated with Australian Aborigines Boomerangs can be variously used as hunting weapons, percussive musical instruments, battle clubs, fire-starters, decoys for hunting waterfowl, and as recreational playthings
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Bullroarer - Aboriginal painted
The sound the bullroarer makes was used to gather men for ceremonies and in some communities is held sacred.
Instructions
Loop the string around your finger and swing the bullroarer. With enough speed the bullroarer will begin to spin and create a loud roar.
Hunting Boomerang - Hand Painted Aboriginal Artefact
Made from Australian hardwood and hand painted by Aboriginal artists.
The boomerang is a traditional tool used for thousands of years by the Aboriginal people for hunting. This hunter boomerang was used to maim their pray which allowed them to track the wounded animal. Boomerangs come in many various shapes and sizes, for different purposes.
