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"Clap Sticks were used when Aboriginal men were walking across the land in search of food. They would hit the Clap Sticks together to let other people know that they were walking across their land. Instead of calling out to the people 'We are coming across your land' they would knock the Clap Sticks together to warn them without scaring away the animals.
These Aboriginal Art symbols were also used for traditional dancing. Women and Men would hit these Clap Sticks together while dancing around the campfire listening to the Didgeridoo under the Milky Way. This is why Didgeridoos and Clap Sticks have traditionally been used together for entertainment around the campfire." - Yarramunua
The Clap Sticks are approximately 10" long
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