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The Red Centre and Uluru (Ayers Rock), Australia: Frommer's ...
There is also a large collection of artifacts, including spears, woomeras, shields,
bowls, hair belts, and Kadaitcha shoes (feather boots worn by those who are
feared for carrying out punishment). The permanent collection includes the first
Emily ...
Frommer's ShortCuts, 2011
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Frommer's Australia 2011
There is also a large collection of artifacts including spears, blood-stained
woomeras, shields, bowls, hair belts, and Kadaitcha shoes (feather boots worn
by those who are feared for carrying out punishment). The permanent collection
includes ...
Lee Mylne, Marc Llewellyn, Ron Crittall, 2010
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The Red Highway (Large Print 16pt)
“And was anything saved?” “The desert watercolours: the Namatjira works, and
others of that school, but all the more perishable artefacts were burned up: the
cockatoo-feather headdresses, the kadaitcha shoes, the decorated wooden
boards.
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The South Australian state reports
The word kadaitcha itself refers not so much to a person as to that person as the
wearer of kadaitcha shoes made of emu feathers glued together with human
blood which were believed not to leave tracks which would identify the wearer.
List of material collected 1934; describes pointing bone Cundeelee, Warburton Ranges & Wiluna, mortuary rites, use of locality Boundary Dam; murderers slippers similar to Arunta kadaitcha shoes; dreamtime being Djanba first ceremonial ...
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Australian Aboriginal Studies: Journal of the Australian ...
Kadaitcha (kurdaitcha) shoes (Davidson 1947:116) With soles made from emu
feathers and uppers of knitted or woven twine of human hair or animal fur,
kadaitcha shoes are the most familiar form of footwear used by Aboriginal
Australians.
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Australian words and their origins
28 When a black is about some nefarious purpose he puts on Kadaitcha shoes,
made of emu's feathers, and leaving no track. 19SS F.E. Baume Tragedy Track
84 The dogs fail to hear the approach of the warriors who have been chosen to ...
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Where Strange Gods Call
Reminiscences of life on Mooraberrie homestead, c.130 miles west of Windorah; Prologue (stellar, creation myths of Dieri, Yalliundra & Wongkonguru); p.10-22; Authors tribal initiation (naming ceremony, ochre forehead pattern, heated spear, ...
Alice Monkton Duncan-Kemp, 1968
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Thirty Years in Tropical Australia
When a native is about some nefarious purpose he puts on Kadaitcha shoes,
made of emu's feathers and leaving no track. We left the Braedon Dam after nine,
the horses taking some time to get in, and had a journey of thirty-six miles to the ...
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The aborigines of Australia: their history, their habits, ...
They move only in the dead of night and with strict secrecy, wearing shapeless
shoes or slippers made of birds feathers. This footwear completely camouflages
their own tracks. The tracks, however, of the Kadaitcha shoes around the camp
will ...
John William Bleakley, 1961
