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===Communication with other tribes===
A message stick is a form of communication traditionally used by the Aborigines. It is usually a solid piece of wood, around 20–30cm in length, etched with angular lines and dots.

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===Communication with other tribes===
A message stick is a form of communication traditionally used by the Aborigines. It is usually a solid piece of wood, around 20–30cm in length, etched with angular lines and dots.

5. ¿Cómo se comunican con otras tribus que no puede entender su idioma? ¿Cómo envían señales dentro de la tribu? ¿Cuál es el propósito de la Tjuringa (o Churinga)?

Comunicación con otras tribus

Un palo de mensaje es una forma de comunicación utilizado tradicionalmente por los aborígenes. Generalmente, es una pieza sólida de madera, alrededor de 20-30 cm de longitud, grabado con líneas angulares y puntos.

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