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Aboriginal method of climbing trees

Drawing 75 from the Watling Collection titled Method of Climbing Trees by Port Jackson Painter, 1788-1797

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18th Century Aboriginal Aborigine Australasia Climb Climbing Indigenous People Method Native People Thomas Watling Watling


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This 18th century drawing, titled "Method of Climbing Trees" by the Port Jackson Painter from the Watling Collection, offers a unique glimpse into the traditional Aboriginal method of tree climbing in Australia. The illustration, created between 1788 and 1797, captures the ingenuity and skill of Indigenous Australians as they ascend trees using a long, flexible vine known as a "gum limb." The drawing showcases an Aboriginal man expertly maneuvering the gum limb, which is secured around the tree trunk and coiled at his feet. He uses his feet to push against the tree, while his hands grasp the vine, propelling himself upward. A young boy watches intently from below, likely learning the technique from his elder. The intricate details in the drawing reveal the intricacy of the Aboriginal people's relationship with their natural environment. The trees, with their gnarled bark and intricate foliage, are depicted with great care and accuracy, emphasizing the importance of the forest as a source of life and sustenance. This drawing is an invaluable historical record of Indigenous Australian culture and offers a window into the past, showcasing their remarkable climbing abilities and their deep connection to the land and its resources. The Method of Climbing Trees is an essential addition to any collection focusing on Indigenous peoples of Australasia, 18th century illustrations, or the natural history of Australia.

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