A SET OF SNARES - WIRE
1900 - 1950Overview
Noongar people were quick to adopt European implements such as wire to replace the snares that had been made from strips of bark or grasses. Snares could be laid on a kangaroo tracks, others placed in the trees to catch possums and fine copper wire was used to catch gilgies.
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cwa-org-118-KPCW2025.9a-b
Item type
Objects
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Primary significance criteria
Social or spiritual significance
Comparative significance criteria
Rare or representative
Last modified
Saturday, 28 February, 2026
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The Kodja Place Cultural Centre - Kojonup
The Kodja Place Cultural Centre - Kojonup
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