Aboriginal culture. Yalmarralpana Ochre Pit

[@michellelilford3354]

Thanks for this wonderful video.

[@IgaWarta]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@AlexanderHayes]

A wonderful short film. Thank you Clarence and everyone invo9lved in putting this out to the world.

[@IgaWarta]

Thank you, Alexander.

[@jacquelinebates2311]

So much learning in a beautiful, concise film. I loved this !

[@IgaWarta]

Thanks so much!

[@IhsFace]

It is nice learning about cultures and the way of the Earth.

[@IgaWarta]

Thank you.

[@hinokill9799]

imma respect the fact the child stood still as flys when on him

[@Shiftready]

Wonderful! Through historic symbol studies, the lines are masculine/phallic and dots are round/zero point/receptive which is feminine. Animal/humans won't appreciate history or culture, but we'll someday invest time in the primitive arts again. I'm learning to make Ochre from scratch. Thank you for sharing!

[@IgaWarta]

Thank you, Algorab.

[@ComfortEagleofJerico]

Thank you.

[@walsheyfilms]

+The Real Finnbar, www.walsheyfilms.com.au/ We produced these videos for Iga Warta :)

[@NonChildStories]

Warndu-watya