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Traditionally, message sticks were passed between different clans and language groups to establish information and transmit messages. They were often used to invite neighbouring groups to corroborees, set-fights and ball games.

Traditionally, message sticks were passed between different clans and language groups to establish information and transmit messages. They were often used to invite neighbouring groups to corroborees, set-fights and ball games.

Tradicionalmente, los palos de mensaje se pasaban entre los diferentes clanes y grupos lingüísticos para establecer información y transmitir mensajes. Se usaban a menudo para invitar a los grupos vecinos a corroborees, peleas arregladas y juegos de pelota.

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