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The world record for the smallest returning boomerang is held by Sadir Kattan in Australia, who set it in 1997 at the Australian National Championships by throwing a 1.9 inch long boomerang that was only 1.8 inches wide!. The boomerang flew 20 metres before returning also, a guinness World Record was set by David Schummy in 2005 who threw a boomerang 427 metres.

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Were the boomerangs just used for hunting?

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Were the boomerangs just used for hunting?

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These beautiful boomerangs weren’t just used to hit animals and for culture paintings, they were used to hunt in many different ways. Some boomerangs were built to circle an animal usually a bird. This meant that the Aboriginal hunters could get close to some birds, then throw the boomerang high in the air where it would circle the bird multiple times. The hunters would then mimic the sound of a bird of bird, which would fool the birds into thinking they were under attack from a predator. They would then flock together and fly low towards the people who could then attack them.

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This artefact is an important artefact to the aboriginal culture, I find boomerangs very appealing having 3 of them myself. They are wonderful and a work of art and for them to come back, I think that's astounding.

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History inquiry and dating of boomerangs

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History inquiry and dating of boomerangs

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The first boomerang that was described and recorded as a boomerang was back in 1822. the first boomerang out of Australia was in Poland 20,000 years ago but some aboriginal people say and some dream time stories show that the very first boomerang was invented between 28 000 to 50 000 years ago. Although they don't know how this boomerang was dated, which from my point of view, I am positive that scientist used Radiocarbon dating to date the time of boomerangs.

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The Murruppi

Djirrbal/Ngadjonji Tribes are professionals with boomerangs making a lot of use with boomerangs. The boomerang was usually only used by men because of their specific culture laws, being aboriginal.

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Boomerangs can be developed in many different ways not only the curving way. The boomerangs returning are thought to have evolved as a special form, used for scaring birds into hunters nets. When the first boomerang came back it was actually an accident, someone who is unknown, was carving the wooden weapon into the right way and the perfect shape in need to spin and comeback.

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useful info can be found with these sources.

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useful info can be found with these sources.

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http://www.popsci.com.au/science/what-makes-a-boomerang-come-back,380383   http://www.rangsboomerangs.com/boomerang-list/fun-facts-about-boomerangs-2 https://www.gapyear.com/features/215468/brutal-facts-about-boomerangs

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Were the boomerangs supposed to come back?

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Were the boomerangs supposed to come back?

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Overtime boomerangs have become way increasing on the advanced side by making the boomerangs come back. Boomerangs back in the indigenous times didn't come back and weren't intended to, it has been only recently that boomerangs coming back has turned into a common trend or a work of art.

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indigenous also made these beautiful boomerangs for artwork using dot painting and pictures. To the society or culture of the aboriginals, this artefact was a significant hunting tool. The existence of traditional indigenous boomerangs are usually restricted to the Eastern and Southern part of Australia.