Studio portrait of an Aboriginal Woman of Queensland, Ritual Scarification on her Arms and Abdomen – Objects – eMuseum

BeMUSE Jan-Mar2011 by Splash.sg - Issuu

Lumaluma of the Mardayin ceremony by Yirawala

Aboriginal art – Art Blart _ art and cultural memory archive

Studio portrait of an Aboriginal Woman of Queensland, Ritual Scarification on her Arms and Abdomen – Objects – eMuseum

Cicatrization or scarification. The custom of making scars on the body. Australian Aboriginal woman. Scars are often considered to improve personal appearance. Queensland, Australia. Old 19th century engraved illustration, Journey to Northeast

Postcolonial Indigenous Storytellers and the Making of a Counter-discourse to the 'Civilising Process' in Malaysia

Inside the ancient art of Aboriginal body scarring

Studio portrait of an Aboriginal Woman of Queensland, Ritual Scarification on her Arms and Abdomen – Objects – eMuseum

Woman with tattooed arms – Objects – eMuseum

BundjalungProjectReport_2014

Australian Indigenous artist – Art Blart _ art and cultural memory archive

Young australian indigenous aboriginal woman from Kelani River. Queensland, Australia. Old 19th century engraved illustration, Journey to Northeast Australia by Carl Lumholtz 1880-1884 from Le Tour du Monde 1889 Stock Photo - Alamy

Women's Body Ceremony by Narpula Scobie Napurrula from Amunturngu, Central Australia created a 24 x 50 cm Acrylic on Canvas painting SOLD at the Aboriginal Art Store

MAPh Collection