Ngulla Wellamunagaa | National Museum of Australia

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Ngulla Wellamunagaa: Trees that Have Survived and Revived presented stories that affirmed ongoing connections to country and celebrated the survival, continuity and diversity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. They are stories that have survived and been revived.

Ngulla Wellamunagaa was previously on show at the National Museum of Australia from 5 December 2019 to 23 March 2020.

Artwork representing a stingray made from aluminium with incised decoration. - click to view larger image — *Ocean Guardian* by Brian Robinson

A necklace of kangaroo teeth and toes. - click to view larger image — *Kangaroo Tooth Necklace with Kangaroo Toe* by Maree Clarke

A circular weaving resembling the sun - click to view larger image — *Wupun (Sun Mat)* by Regina Pilawuk Wilson

Artwork made with red cotton and wool thread, feathers and beads. - click to view larger image — *Acceptance* by Grace Lillian Lee

A pencil and paint picture of boats and native Australia animals and plants. - click to view larger image — *Boats, Fish, Native Flora and Fauna* by Mickey of Ulladulla

Acknowledgements

Presented by the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies and supported by the National Museum of Australia.

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