UNCOVERED. What lies at the heart of ABORIGINAL life | Paytham Malkari
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- Опубліковано 22 бер 2024
- We're deep in Cape York in an Aboriginal community of Lockhart River for their first dance festival in 50 years. Paytham Malkari. This is a very interesting insight into what this practise actually means and how its fit into Aboriginal life, culture and an intricate lore system for so many years.
Huge thankyou to the people of Lockhart River for having my family and I at the festival and for allowing me to share this special event with the World. It was an experience I will have with me for the rest of my life and so will my children. Ill be back real soon!
Footage from the 1973 Lockhart River Dance Festival was produced by Ronin Films. Lockhart River Council gave Wild Reaches a copy to utilise for this Episode.
That older footage of the dancers is priceless ,hope its never gets lost such an inspiration to the culture of the younger generations
How do you not have 10 mill subs?
Keep the amazing work up mate 👍
Aussie culture reflects the land itself resilient and beautiful and been around forever . Cheers for brilliant history you are documenting Nate it's priceless .
The festival took place in Lochart River in 1974 David & Judith Macdougall took the Video i was 9 years old back then😂
I went to the sprites festival in Melbourne. Kutcha Edwards had not seen me for over 12 years. The biggest hug. Beautiful it was. I have a filinipa who I am going to introduce into culture awareness. She can not trust her own people. But the love from the ladies from the great people will flow into her. See you soon there. Russell
Wat a beautiful thing ...loved it great vid brother stay safe...
Really well spoken and knowledgeable ❤ it’s the best stuff. Hope the revival only continues to flourish
Все красиво как всегда) Спасибо за видео!
So cool to see the culture coming back! Wish I could see in person like you guys ☺️
Much ,much respect ! I'm overwhelmed 😢 brings much Joy , Inspiration and above all Love ❤ to my heart! Makes me think of our country, where's the empathy in our cultured people. South Africa 🇿🇦
Thank you for You bro!.sending you and everyone that surrounds you ❤
thats really cool mate, i would absolutely love to see that one day, awesome footage mate and a really insightful chat. That was awesome to see, thanks for sharing,.
Tremaine did a couple of lives during the event, was awesome to hear the history side of it too.
Awesome work mate.. I love watching this sort of thing...
1 of the best nath ❤️ thank you for sharing this one it’s special mate ! Much love and respect brother 🙏🏽
This is one of the best stores that you have done it explains the culture of
The Tribal of the remote erase thanks
I honestly feel that without Aboriginal culture being preserved and bought back Australia will die as a nation. The truth and understanding they have of life, nature and the land is what is lacking in modern Australia. As the man said dancing is like their bible.
I cannot believe you haven't ten million subs your videos should be part of our education system.
The Cape is a national treasure as are many other areas of this land. Quinkan Country was only rediscovered 50 years ago one amongst so much wealth of culture there.
love this episode
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Amazing
How do you get to these festivals
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Mate the cray spear was giving to you with respect as a gift. Pretty disrespectful redoing it and naming it NPA spear and now you selling it and making money off it.
Something passed down, and now Nath passing down the knowledge of how to make the spear to his son. Cant be any harm in having his son getting involved to make a tool that can be used for good.
@@samdavis456 and selling it for $149. That’s not passing knowledge.
You not from lhr bro here nobody carws
I do not judge him because I am not in his shoes. Would it be ok to talk to him to understand?
As an aboriginal person i back you 100%. I love that he goes to these communities wanting to learn but i find it very disrespectful to be given a gift and then recreate that to make money off it. We also don’t know the full story it could be a thing with the mob that gave it to him they might want to share it and sell it.
Have been to Lockhart, people are people. However, the truth's irrelevant and we all lie, history.