- In the
dreamtime of
Australian Aboriginal mythology, the
Arkaroo is a
serpent who
drank all the
waters of Lake
Frome in
South Australia, the
latter remaining...
- of the
Flinders Ranges in
South Australia. The
generic name
refers to
Arkaroo, a
giant snake from the
Dreaming of the
local Aboriginal people. Arkarua...
- and made
fruit trees bloom. In the
Northern Flinders Ranges reigns the
Arkaroo, a
serpent who
drank Lake
Frome empty,
refuges into the mountains, carving...
-
South Wales),
Myndie (Melbourne, Victoria);
Bunyip (Western Victoria);
Arkaroo (Flinders Ranges,
South Australia);
Wogal (Perth,
Western Australia); Wanamangura...
-
about 120m
located on the
upper rim,
being a
hotspot for rock climbers.
Arkaroo rock has
aboriginal paintings depicting events in
Flinders Ranges, such...
-
Arkaroo 'Dreamtime' (muda, mura-mura, tjukurrpa, etc.)
Tjilbruke Muldjewangk Ngiṉṯaka Wati-kutjara
Indigenous protected areas:
Watarru Mount Willoughby...
- the distance! The
Aboriginal name for the area is
Arkaroo, the name of a
legendary great snake.
Arkaroo is
reputed to have
drunk up all the
water in Lake...
-
Arkaroo 'Dreamtime' (muda, mura-mura, tjukurrpa, etc.)
Tjilbruke Muldjewangk Ngiṉṯaka Wati-kutjara
Indigenous protected areas:
Watarru Mount Willoughby...
-
Arkaroo 'Dreamtime' (muda, mura-mura, tjukurrpa, etc.)
Tjilbruke Muldjewangk Ngiṉṯaka Wati-kutjara
Indigenous protected areas:
Watarru Mount Willoughby...
- the Adnyamathanha. One of
their dreamtime or
creation stories says that
Arkaroo, a
mythical monster,
drank Lake
Frome dry. He then
crawled up into the...
