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September 2022Coconut Studios  \nCharles Darwin University Art Gallery and CooonutStudios acknowledge the traditional custodiansacToss the lands on which we live and work,and wepay our respects to Elders both past and present.  \nFabian BrownJimmy FrankClifford ThompsonSimon Wilson  \nApparr Manungara (Countryis alive).Manu wankarr(old people)nyinta winkarrajangu (sing the Country)Pulkka-pulkka ajjul winanta manu.Wikarra jjamanu nyinyi Yumurlirti(long ago)Karrinyki (forthe people),Pina anyul apan manukuna.Walala Kapi(hunting/day trip)Ngurarra(camping),warrakajianyul wangkan(talk to the Country).Palanmirri(warriors).This is the uncolonised story fromWarumungu Country and the ways ofits people  \nJoseph Williams,2020  \nShock &e Ore has overtures of another story,a story of what transpiredon Warumungu lands -Country of awesome beauty,Law,and life-sustaining waterways.The Warumungu were known as the people whodwell on hard ground¹:ironstone hills and plains dotted with spinifex,and seeded grasses,laced with creeks,swamp lilies and small dancingwhite gums.'It's rich,our Manu (Country)'.  \n'Shock and awe'is a military tactic that aims for rapid dominance byexploiting superior technology and spectacular displays of force todestroy an enemy's will to fight.  \nA first tremor of violent change was on the wind confirmed in 1860 bythe breach of John McDouall Stuart's posse riding their huge beastswith shock-weapons.The Warumungu warriors fought back andturned them around but in 1871 followed 'the wire through the heart.Country was sliced with a 1.8 metre wide cleared telegraph track,builtby a huge team⁴mounting their message-string⁵to Darwin,in one ofthe greatest engineering feats of nineteenth-century Australia.Thisstrategic operation opened the body of Country to a stream of strangers,cattle,horses,horrors,gold discoveries,road,rail and the rapid arrivalofnews.Change was like a wave that gathered in power and momentum,leaving wounds in its wake.  \n3.Constructing Australia:a wire through theheart,2007;a.Australian Making Historyproduction in association with Real Pictures.Developed with the assistance of NSW Film andTelevision Office;produced with the assistanceof the Austrealian Broadcasting Corporation.2011 National Film and Archive Australia.  \n4.The team comprised of wagons,horses,men,cattle and Afghan cameleers who came upfrom Adelaide to wire a3,200 kilometre longpassage.  \n5.At first high on the brazenly cut tree poles,80metres apart,and a decade later replaced withgalvanized iron.  \nDr.Erica IzettIndependent Curator &Project Manager for the Tennant Creek Brio  \n6.The worst culprit being cattle.By 1900,theAustralian beef herd numbered 8.6millionanimals(Australian Bureau of Statistics,2005)and extended to most regions of Australia,including very large pastoral holdings in central and northern Australia.See:https://academic.oup.com/af/article/1/3/10/4638606;Accessed33July 2032.  \n7.Claims exist that gold was first discovered inTennant Creek during 1901 by Alan Davidsonbut most widespread credit is given to J SmithRoberts who is attributed with finding thefirst gold,in 1926,three miles north of thecurrent town area in the ranges.In 1927 byCharles Windley,atelegraph operator,alsoreportedly found gold.Source:https://wuuD.monumentaustralia.org.au/themes/technology/industry/display/97994-tennant-creek-gold-rushAccessedl5 July 2033.  \n8.Frank Juppurula gave the gold to WoodyWoodruffe.Soon three hundred men wereworking in the fields and by 1935 there were sixhundred.See F.E Baxjme \"The Centre Quest,no  \n3.Wed 17th April 1935 The Daily TelegraphSydney,NSW.  \nWater had been the arterial elixir of knowledge and life for theWarumungu.Gold and grog were quick to pollute⁶.While gold was firstfound in 1926⁷,it was not till after a local Warumungu man,FrankJuppurula(grandfather of Brio artist J","cbCaibTVt2YOeUgU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibTVt2YOeUgU","pdf",5089181,"English","# SHOCK & ORE - Tennant Creek Brio\n## Warumungu 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