Ochre and the Indigenous Culture

Kerry Neill teaches about the use of ochre by native Australian peoples.
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[@lalalalalalala8630]

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[@zeeshschannel5478]

Wow I learnt a lot from this video

[@banksy7955]

Awesome Uncle, my ancestors from south east QLD tribes too, Wakka Wakka and Gubbi Gubbi, this is deadly 🖤💛❤️

[@andymackenzie3176]

cheers, Kerry. i really learnt a lot from watching this video, and i have to say thankyou very much!

[@huangying5523]

very clear explanation , I like it

[@cactus-cj1937]

this got me an A+ in science thanks so much!

[@PaulNicholasAustralia]

Great to hear!well done!

[@jayBharatiraanga6425]

​@@PaulNicholasAustralia Lapas Lazulee Mixed with Yellow Ochur Gives Ajanta Green Colour Various Ochur Lamp Black Lime Various Ochur Used in Ajanta caves Painting Peetalkhora Painting Animal Glue Tree Gum Etc As Bynder 😅💙🎨🖌️

[@Danthehorse]

Thank goodness you don't mispronounce ochre. The art world 'cognoscenti' have been trying to convince people its 'ock-rah' the past decade. Anyway, very interesting video, thank you .

[@bonezza3431]

When this come on from autoplay and thinking someone was calling your name 😂🖤💛❤️

[@PaulNicholasAustralia]

Where do you live Oakar? Are you in Australia?

[@Seven-ow9nl]

Can ochre be used to tint skin? Like achieving a red tint with red ochre

[@ivsavage0009]

Where is the border line of durag or gundengura

[@tyrozone5]

I tell you what, Aborigines are very intelligent people