Studio portrait of an Aboriginal Woman of Queensland, Ritual Scarification on her Arms and Abdomen – Objects – eMuseum

At Michael Aird's Captured exhibition at the Brisbane Museum

Yiwarra Kuju: The Canning Stock Route – education kit - National

Skin scarification marks hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy

Artefacts welcomed back to Anindilyakwa community from Manchester Museum in Groote Eylandt ceremony - ABC News

The Project Gutenberg eBook of Fishing from the Earliest Times, by William Radcliffe

1848 On This Date in Photography: by James Mcardle

Your body is full of wounds': references, social contexts and uses of the wounds of Christ in Late Medieval Europe - Science Museum Group Journal

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Cicatrization or scarification. The custom of making scars on the News Photo - Getty Images

Studio portrait of an Aboriginal Woman of Queensland, Ritual Scarification on her Arms and Abdomen – Objects – eMuseum

Pitt Rivers Museum Photograph and Manuscript Collections

Inside the ancient art of Aboriginal body scarring

Jade Crypt of Wonders

Cicatrization or scarification. The custom of making scars on the body. Australian Aboriginal woman. Scars are often considered to improve personal appearance. Queensland, Australia. Old 19th century engraved illustration, Journey to Northeast