Archaeological visit to Merat Cave. SE of Sth Australia.Nov 08 .flv
Archaeologists and Anthropologists Robt. Bednarik and JP Montelle pay a visit to the ‘Merat’ cave near Mt Gambier in the ‘Limestone Coast” region of South Australia. This cave was discounted 15 years ago as being not important as a source of early Aboriginal rock art. This visit discovered a new chamber with a wealth of early evidence of human (and extinct animal) markings which warrant much further investigation.
www.contiki.com http www.contiki.com www.facebook.com www.twitter.com www.heynadine.com http Travelling in Australia is about year-round sun, beaches and new experiences. Impressive landscapes, memorable moments, and time to be yourself. The wide open spaces in Australia’s outback let you get away from all. See the mighty red Uluru (Ayers Rock) change colour at sunset or ancient Aboriginal rock art in Kakadu National Park. Gorgeous white sand beaches cover the coast, and the stunning Great Barrier Reef, one of the seven wonders of the world, is pure underwater magic. Sydney and Brisbane are havens for shopping, dining out and enjoying the nightlife with your new friends. There are plenty of places to indulge the thrill-seeker in you too. With so much to do, Australia is as big as your imagination. The song is ‘The Simple Little Things of Life’ by Tim McMorris youtu.be ———————————————————– LYRICS: I, I, I I am pleased, pleased by Just the simple little things of The little things of life And I promise if you, you, you Take the, time, time, time You won’t be looking for to long Before you find this little secret of mine It’s a hello from a friend Or a smile from a child Or the way someone will greet you When you’ve, been gone a while It’s a kiss from your lover Or a hug from your mother Just the smell of fresh air Or when help, comes from another It is generosity Or just a kind philosophy Encouragement to keep on going When enthusiasm …
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Document of a Shire: Childrens Voices for Reconciliation 2010 – Hornsby Mall – 28 May
This was the ninth consecutive year for this event organised by Hornsby Area Residents for Reconciliation (HARR) & Hornsby Shire Council NSW Australia. Childrens Voices for Reconciliation sends a Reconciliation message in the form song, dance, drama, poetry and art by the elders, aboriginal & Torres Strait Island performers and the Hornsby Shire school children. Shoot Stats: 2.5 hrs filming 14hrs editing Cast: Aboriginal Elders Mayor Nick Berman Aboriginal & Torres Strait Island performers Representiatives of Hornsby Hornsby Shire Schools Hornsby Shire School Children Crew of 1: Producer: Greg Bepper Camera/Editor: Greg Bepper Music: ‘Billabong’ by Nature Nature Additional Digeridoo Track by Peter Kirkwood Additional Sound effects from freesound.org Main Equipment: 1 x Handheld Camera: Sony HDR SR12e on the fly Editing Software: Sony Vegus Pro 8.00
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Soul’s spirals with Iovu’s relaxation music Spiral ——- The spiral has found its way into the art of almost all cultures, from ancient primitive rock carvings on all continents to today’s corporate logos. They show up in Celtic art, Dacian artifacts, native American petroglyphs, Nazca earthworks, Neolithic Cucuteni (Romania), Arabic architecture, Japanese rock gardens, Hindu spiritual texts, Australian aboriginal paintings and African art. Surprisingly, no religious or political group has claimed exclusive rights to the spiral. It remains non-sectarian, or maybe pan-sectarian. The spiral belongs to everyone and excludes no one In various mythologies the spiral is a globally positive symbol. Here are some of the meanings that have been attributed to the spiral. Carl Jung, the famous psychiatrist, said that the spiral is an archetypal symbol that represents cosmic force. In ancient Britain, the spiral seems to have been associated with the feminine as the doorway to life. It has been associated with the cycles of time, the seasons, the cycle of birth, growth, death, and then rebirth. The cycles of time and nature are the cycles of life. Some consider the spiral a symbol of the spiritual journey. It is also considered to represent the evolutionary process of learning and growing. It seems that life doesn’t proceed in a straight line. The path of life more closely resemble a spiral. We seem to pass the same point over and over again but from a different perspective each …
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Cool Aboriginal Art images
Enjoy these lovely aboriginal art images:
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Clark Island, Sydney Harbour, February 11, 2009.
Crossing Roper Bar
Benjamin Wilfred leads songmen from Ngukurr in Australia’s Arnheim Land as they perform traditional music with members of the Australian Art Orchestra, August 2005.
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Animated by Victor Holder:Aboriginal animated paintings in progress “Life is magic a timeless dream, where each moment is eternal, and all is one life”
The Slender Man.
Saturday 9th September 2010 walking around the foggy streetz ov NowhereLand. The Slender man/ Feather foot/ Bunyip IZ Real. The New World Order = THE true rulerz. GREAT Talent = Superpower.
Just some photos and video taken this week down at Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community, to whom I thank for allowing me welcomed access to take these images while my best friend was fishing, and the kidz were playing on the beach! Edited in Adobe Premiere, photographs are as I took them.
George Chaloupka passes away
Pioneering Aboriginal rock art expert Professor George Chaloupka has died in Darwin aged 79.
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Walu Ngalindi [Time-lapse]
This film is derived from Colin Legg’s outstanding night sky timelapse footage, commissioned for the ANCIENT SKIES project, shot with fisheye and flat lenses in Western Australia in late 2010. It was edited and rendered to 2.35:1 aspect ratio, and was our entry for the ‘Widescreen Weekend’ event as part of the Bradford International Film Festival 2011, with a digital print built by Alex Hibbitt of Arts Alliance Media. The soundtrack by Toby Marks of BANCO DE GAIA was specially written and performed for the film, with some minor re-mixing by Grant Wakefield. The title is from the Aboriginal Yolngu langauge meaning ‘Sun Woman – Moon man.’ A 2k Digital Cinema MXF print of this film is available on request. _________________________________________________ Camera: Colling Legg Original Music: Toby Marks Digital Print: Alex Hibbitt – Arts Alliance Media Edit / Music Re-mix: Grant Wakefield ancientskies.info grantwakefield.com banco.co.uk artsalliancemedia.com
George Leach Live 1
George Leach performing “Getting over you” and “Intent” at the Aboriginal Day Celebrations held at the Vancouver Art Gallery!!! This was the first time he played these 2 songs 4 an audience!! EnJoY WaTcHiNg!!
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Nice Aboriginal Art photos
Enjoy these lovely aboriginal art images:
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Clark Island, Sydney Harbour, February 11, 2009.
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Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney, February 11, 2009.
Nice Aboriginal Art photos
A few brilliant aboriginal art images I found:
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Pink Mountain Ranch, B.C.
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Minister Mary McNeil recently attended the 3rd Annual 2011 Nenan Youth & Elders Gathering held at Blueberry River First Nations Pink Mountain Ranch. Minister McNeil is pictured with one of the younger members giving her the finer points of packing a horse.