Aboriginal Hunting in the Northern Territory

Cutting up a dugong

A Yanyuwa man from Borroloola butchers a dugong according to strict ceremonial rules. The dugong, a sea mammal, has strong ritual significance for the Yanyuwa.

Photo by Ludo Kuipers, Sat Jun 20, 1981
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