[DOC] [TLE] Boomerang - Wikipedia [PAR] A boomerang is a tool, typically constructed as a flat air foil that, when thrown, is 
designed to spin about an axis perpendicular to the direction of its flight. A 
returning boomerang is designed to return to the thrower. It is well known as a 
weapon used by Indigenous Australians or Aboriginal .... It is thought by some 
that the shape and elliptical flight path of the returning... [DOC] [TLE] Boomerang - return, weapon, yds, angle and straight [PAR] BOOMERANG, a weapon of the Australian aborigines and other peoples, chiefly 
used as ... They are sickle-shaped, and made of wood (in India of ivory or steel). [DOC] [TLE] The Aborigines of Victoria/Volume 1/Chapter 12 - Wikisource, the ... [PAR] Nov 10, 2014 ... Its shape approaches that of the wooden sword used by some ... A weapon 
nearly of the same form as the Australian Langeel is found in New Caledonia. ..... 
and, holding it in his hand, almost as a reaper would hold a sickle,... [DOC] [TLE] What is a boomerang?  Boomerang Association of Australia [PAR] An investigation of the word boomerang in Aboriginal and English languages .... 
The fighting weapons of the Australians are few in number and simple in ... word 
may be explained in our language to mean 'bent like a sickle or crescent moon'. 
.... throwing a returning boomerang shape have been depicted in their mosaics. [DOC] [TLE] Aboriginal Weapons - Mbantua Gallery [PAR] Come here for all information regarding aboriginal art, clubs, spears, woomeras, 
spear throwers and boomerangs of the Australian Aboriginals. ... In Aboriginal art 
the Shield is depicted as an oval shape with two small oval circles for hand... [DOC] [TLE] Australia Aboriginal - Pitt Rivers Museum - University of Oxford [PAR] Aboriginal Australia in the Pitt Rivers Museum ... Its crescent shape is 
characteristic of northern Queensland and this 19th-century example was ... 
weapons. Glass knife and sheath; 1900.55.225The knife's blade is made of 
recycled glass. [DOC] [TLE] North-west NSW Aboriginal artefacts | National Museum of Australia [PAR] A collection of seven Aboriginal artefacts from north-western New South Wales, 
dating ... by the lines shows the country which the tribe of the owner of the 
weapon occupied'. ... Roughly rectangular-shaped wooden shield with pointed 
ends. ... Open 9am5pm daily, closed Christmas Day; Lawson Crescent, Acton 
Peninsula,... [DOC] [TLE] Hunting Boomerang: a Weapon of Choice - Australian Museum [PAR] Oct 26, 2015 ... A word 'Boo-mer-rit,' used by 'Sydney Aborigines' to describe the 'Scimiter' (or 
scimitar - sword with curved blade) was recorded first in 1790. [DOC] [TLE] Products  translation missing: en.general.meta.tagged "LITHIC ... [PAR] A stone weapon head with subtle center groove  Ancient American Indian Stone 
Weapon Head ... Australian Crescent Shaped Aboriginal Grinding Stone. [DOC] [TLE] Australian Indigenous tools and technology | australia.gov.au [PAR] Apr 20, 2016 ... Australian Stories may contain the names and images of Aboriginal and Torres ... 
Boomerangs, clubs and spears were the most common weapons. ... on the lower 
side and more curved on top in a shape called an aerofoil. [DOC] [TLE] Rare Aboriginal throwing club #aboriginal #australia #weapon ... [PAR] 7 Items ... See more about Weapons, Australia and Antiques. ... Australia | early 1900s | 
Baskets with this distinctive crescent shape are made by Aboriginal men... [DOC] [TLE] Is the Boomerang Oriental? - JStor [PAR] OF THIE various weapons of aboriginal peoples which have been given a 
romantic ... ing of the position of the boomerang in Australian culture but have 
confused the .... shape of cross-section, we find some examples thin and wafer-
like, whereas ..... hand of Eannatum, the sickle-like weapons on the shoulders of. 
Ishtar that... [DOC] [TLE] What tools did Aboriginal people use, and how did they dress? [PAR] Living in harmony with the land, Aboriginal men and women used natural ... In 
the Aboriginal culture of south-eastern Australia, deaths were often ... To make 
the bara, women ground Sydney Turban shells into a crescent

Question: Sickle-shaped weapon of the Australian Aborigines
Answer: a boomerang