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Martu elders: Junju Judson† and Wirnta Williams† process seed on a linyji
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Martu elder: Karnu Nancy Taylor† hunts Parnajarpa in a linyji spinifex sandplain
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Martu elder: Kirriwirri Mac Gardener OAM † and Desmond Taylor
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Learning across generations
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Wirnta†, Fiona Walsh (lead author) and Mayapi Robinson†
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11. Co-authors: a cross-cultural and interdisciplinary group
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Our questions (some of them!)
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Jukurrpa site with linyji associated with Tjakuluminma (Seven Sisters)
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Martu on an ancestral termite linyji like a hard, flat, circular rock pavement
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4. Painting illustrates women's work and ceremonial associations with termites and pavements.
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Wintjiya Napaltjarri (Pintupi elder, artist)
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3. Paintings reveal authoritative knowledge of Aboriginal people about spatial patterns and ecology of spinifex termite pavements
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Kaapa Tjampatjimpa (Anmatyerr, Warlpiri, Arrernte man, Artist)
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Paddy Carroll Tjungarayi (right)
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'Possum and Flying Ants' 1993 in 'Michael Jagamara Nelson' biography by Vivien Johnson 1997
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'Jukurrpa' Michael Nelson Jagamara print 14/20, collection of Carolyn Oldham
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Artist: Michael Jagamara Nelson
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Kara Napangardi Ross 2022 of Warlukurlangu Artists
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SI Figure xx d_Bianca Simpson_82071573
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Nyiyaparli people's country, Sylvania Station. Photo © Hugh Brown
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Nyiyaparli country pavements in spinifex, > 40 years unburnt (left) recent burn (right) © Mike Gillam
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Our research shows: similar spot patterns once dominated desert Australia © Mike Gillam
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Nyiyaparli country, whilst this circle pattern been long illustrated in Aboriginal art, only recently has it been described in science
