Digging Sticks Handmade by Craig Weribone Wright

Digging sticks are a traditional, multi-use wooden tool typically crafted and used by Aboriginal women for digging up yams, witchetty grubs, and burrowing animals, as well as digging wells, stripping bark for shelters, and occasionally for self-defence.

A powerful cultural learning tool for Cultural Awareness – Teach children about Aboriginal history, art, and traditions in a hands-on way.