This knowledge, combined with the right to reproduce images of the ancestors, serves as a type of title or deed to clan-owned lands. These barks were part of a major commission by John W. Kluge completed in 1996. In aboriginal bark painting, ancestral creatures like the shark and the crocodile helped create the landscape in the era of the Dreaming. These stories and more will be explored, then children will tell their own stories using the methods of the bark painters. Led by Margo Smith Boles for second through fifth graders.
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