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• Scarred_tree abstract "Scarred trees are trees which have had bark removed by indigenous Australians for the creation of canoes, shelters, shields and containers, such as coolamons. They are among the easiest to find archaeological sites in Australia.Bark was removed by making deep cuts in a tree with a stone axe. The area of bark removed is typically regular in shape, often with parallel sides and slightly pointed or rounded ends, and the scar usually stops above ground level. Australian native Eucalypt species such as box and red gum were commonly used, and the scars remain in trees that are often over 200 years old. It can be rectangular, square, diamond, etc.Scarred trees are significant evidence of Aboriginal occupation and scarred trees can provide information on Aboriginal activities in the area that they are located.The designs that adorn specific ceremonial trees are designated as 'dendroglyphs.'".
• Scarred_tree thumbnail AboriginalScarredTree(Parramatta,NSW).jpg?width=300.
• Scarred_tree wikiPageExternalLink ScarredTreeManual.pdf.
• Scarred_tree wikiPageID "3259345".
• Scarred_tree wikiPageRevisionID "602066272".
• Scarred_tree hasPhotoCollection Scarred_tree.
• Scarred_tree subject Category:Australian_Aboriginal_bushcraft.
• Scarred_tree subject Category:History_of_Indigenous_Australians.
• Scarred_tree comment "Scarred trees are trees which have had bark removed by indigenous Australians for the creation of canoes, shelters, shields and containers, such as coolamons. They are among the easiest to find archaeological sites in Australia.Bark was removed by making deep cuts in a tree with a stone axe. The area of bark removed is typically regular in shape, often with parallel sides and slightly pointed or rounded ends, and the scar usually stops above ground level.".
• Scarred_tree label "Scarred tree".
• Scarred_tree sameAs m.091v22.
• Scarred_tree sameAs Q7430514.
• Scarred_tree sameAs Q7430514.
• Scarred_tree wasDerivedFrom Scarred_tree?oldid=602066272.
• Scarred_tree depiction AboriginalScarredTree(Parramatta,NSW).jpg.
• Scarred_tree isPrimaryTopicOf Scarred_tree.