Box 5/Item 21: Notebook re. Aboriginal languages, sign language, songs and tribes, undated - Page 10
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Games photographs.
Humbert River N.T.
Gorri - Circular piece of thick green
bark is thrown overarm by
one party towards another a
chain or two away. The latter
endeavour, and freqently succeed,
to spear the rolling piece of bark
through the middle, the spear
piercing it. The the opposite
party throws the bark and the
former spear. Special short wooden
spear pointed at one end about
5 feet long. Men and youths
play, but even children tolerated,
although the last named are
frequently growled at and told
to keep out of the way.
The disc of bark is rounded by
biting bits off with the teeth.
Considerable amusement, shrieks
Dexterity
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