Water Creatures 水生生物
Happy Easter everyone!
In Aboriginal societies, there are people who are responsible as the custodian of certain animals. They are like modern-day rangers, who have deep understanding of the animals. These people have special responsibilities, and are able to make rules about whether the animals could be killed, how they were to be killed.
(Apologies for the blurry photo. My hand was shaking and I'm now too far away to retake the photo).
ハッピーな復活祭を！
アボリジニの社会には動物を管理する責任がある人々がいます。
彼らは現代のレーンジャーのように動物に深い理解を持っています。
これらの人々は特別な責任下で、それらの動物を殺すことができるどうか、その殺し方はどうするかなどのルールを定めることができます。
(ぶれた写真の謝罪 ： 撮影時に手ぶれしてしまいました。現在私は遠方におり、撮り直すことができません。)
posted by Chui Tey at 11:13 AM
3 Comments:
Does Australian aboriginal art sell well in Asian countries?
Hard to tell, I've only started out. There is a great deal of Australian interest in the collectibles side, but as a rule I believe they are under promoted.
Looking at the traffic statistics from Japanese sites, most seem to be researching about cave paintings rather than art in general.
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