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The document discusses the didgeridoo, an Aboriginal wind instrument, and its cultural significance. It explores the didgeridoo's relation to Aboriginal dreamtime beliefs and history of ceremonial and ritualistic uses. The document also examines the instrument's production and authenticity, and provides links to videos demonstrating its sounds.
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