A tree used by Aboriginal people probably for training young natives, ca. 1950s

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TitleA tree used by Aboriginal people probably for training young natives, ca. 1950sDescriptionA tree (located at Burpengary Creek) and used by the Aboriginal people probably for training young natives as it is near the Kipper Ring. It has toe holds cut in each side. There are no hollow limbs so the tree was not climbed for possums.Dateca. 1950sCollectorSampson, FrankRecord typePhotographFormat typePhysicalOriginal format colourBlack and white

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PlaceBurpengary (Qld.)Subject (keywords)Aboriginal peoples (Australians)trees

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A tree used by Aboriginal people probably for training young natives, ca. 1950s

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