Across
- 2. The small shrub traded in central Australia that reduced hunger and tiredness.
- 4. The type of insect eaten during gatherings in the Snowy Mountains.
- 8. Islands where people traded turtle, dugong and dried fish.
- 10. The spiritual time when ancestral beings created the world.
- 11. The shiny shell that travelled the furthest in ancient trade networks.
- 13. The wetlands where eel farming supported large populations.
- 14. The creature believed to have shaped rivers and waterholes.
- 15. The large river where pearl shell trade routes met.
Down
- 1. The people who mined volcanic stone for axe heads near Melbourne.
- 3. Large gatherings of clans where ceremonies and trade took place.
- 5. Archaeologists discovered grinding stones used to make this food from seeds.
- 6. Wooden sticks sent ahead to announce visits and protect travellers.
- 7. Songs used to remember routes across the land.
- 9. The network of pathways created by the journeys of ancestral beings.
- 12. A mineral used for ceremonial body decoration that was traded widely.