Wanderlust World Wanderlust World Aboriginal people used a variety of stone tools, including:
- Spear points: These were made from sharpened pieces of stone and were used for hunting and fishing.
- Axe heads: These were used for chopping down trees and making canoes.
- Adzes: These were used for shaping wood and bone.
- Scrapers: These were used for cleaning animal hides and preparing them for use.
- Grinding stones: These were used for grinding flour and other foods.
Wooden tools
Aboriginal people also used a variety of wooden tools, including:
- Clubs: These were used for hunting and fighting.
- Spears: These were used for hunting and fishing.
- Boomerangs: These were used for hunting and fighting.
- Didgeridoos: These were used for ceremonial purposes.
Other tools
In addition to stone and wooden tools, Aboriginal people also used a variety of other tools, including:
- Fire: This was used for cooking, heating, and protection.
- Animal skins: These were used for clothing, shelter, and carrying goods.
- Plant fibers: These were used for making ropes, nets, and baskets.
- Shells: These were used for making jewelry, tools, and weapons.