Throwing Spear This Alya-irlpakerte was carved by

This Alya-irlpakerte was carved by Dean Oliver and is an individually hand crafted piece made from the roots of an ironbark / Athenge tree

This spear is used for hunting and (traditionally) for fighting

An alye (boomerang) with the special shape of a number 7

Traditionally men would fight with them in combat or use them to finish off a kangaroo if it was still alive after being speared

Year: 2025

Throwing Spear This Alya-irlpakerte was carved by#1459 Shannon Smith 214 cm Spear: Taken from a branch, this long piece of wood is carved from one straight piece of Mulga. This spear is used for hunting and (traditionally) for fighting Taken from a branch, the long stick is heated by fire, sand and ash and is then straightened out. Spear head in attached through binding. This spear was traditionally used for hunting and being thrown long distances using a amirre (woomera)