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These old Aboriginal hunting boomerangs from Australia are also called throwsticks or hunting sticks. These are primarily used for hunting, but they can also be used as shovels, for starting fires, skining animals, as musical clap sticks and many other utilitarian functions. They do not return to the thrower.
The Australian Government has published their laws regarding the Import and Export of Aboriginal Artifacts
The price of all items listed with a
will have regular price reductions until they are sold.
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Queensland Mulga |
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The following are hunting boomerangs or throwsticks that were not made by Aborigines, but they are good collectibles or they are good for throwing
John Cryderman
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Georgi Dimantchev
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Please View the Historical Artifact Sale Prices web page as a guide to artifact pricing.
How to Order | Ethnographic Artifact Sales | Boomerang Catalog | Primitive Technology | contact: Ted Bailey