These became the boulders of karlu karlu.
The devils marbles dreamtime story.
Let me tell you this is absolutely wrong.
One story tells of arrange variously the devil man who was travelling through the area.
It has a deep spiritual meaning for both men and women aboriginal cultural sites are often specifically for either men or women.
The dreamtime story of the devils marbles speaks of an ancient ancestor arrange who walked through this area while making a hair string belt a traditional garment worn by aboriginal men and as he did so he dropped clumps of hair that eventually turned in to the huge red boulders we see today.
The dreaming story for the marbles is also associated with a devil man called arrange pronounced ah rrung uh.
The dreaming story for the marbles is also associated with a devil man called arrange pronounced ah rrung uh trill the double r as in spanish.
As he walked he made a hair belt which is worn by initiated men.
One of the main dreaming stories for the area which can be told to the public relates to how karlu karlu was created.
These impressive granite boulders are peppered around a sprawling valley about 100 kilometres to the south of tennant creek.
In the aboriginal mythology the devils marbles are the eggs of the rainbow serpent and many dreamtime stories and traditions of the warumungu kaytetye and alyawarre aboriginal people are linked with this area.
The devils marbles are a must stop experience when driving through the northern territory in australia.
A place of ancient aboriginal dreaming where legend believes the devils marbles are the eggs of the mythical rainbow serpent.
Some websites claim that the marbles are the eggs of the rainbow serpent.
Only a handful of stories are considered suitable to tell to uninitiated visitors.
The rainbow serpent controls life s most precious resource in the central desert.
In the aboriginal mythology the devils marbles are the eggs of the rainbow serpent.
This tradition tells of arrange the devil man who came from a hill nearby and travelled through the area.
Many dreamtime stories and traditions of the warumungu kaytetye and alyawarre aboriginal folks are linked with this area.
The unique shapes are formed by erosion more than millions of years.
In the aboriginal mythology the devils marbles are the eggs of the rainbow serpent and many dreamtime stories and traditions of the warumungu kaytetye and alyawarre aboriginal people are linked with this area.
Forming one of the northern territory s most impressive geological wonders the devil s marbles can be found not too far from uluru.
The marbles have been formed over millions of years by the act of erosion and rise up out of the desert scenery in a surreal display of granite kind of like a natural art exhibition.
Some websites claim that the marbles are the eggs of the rainbow serpent.
Let me tell you this is absolutely wrong.
The devils marbles have great significance for the aboriginal people and are protected under the northern territory aboriginal sacred sites act.
