Difference between Red Ochre and Bloodwood

RED OCHRE vs BLOODWOOD: NOUN

A loblolly bay (tree).
Any of various trees having red wood, especially certain Australian eucalypts.
A tree having the wood or the sap of the color of blood.
A large timber-tree of India, Lagerstrœmia Flos-Reginæ, natural order Lythraceæ, with soft but durable blood-red wood, which is largely used for boat-building and ship-knees. Also called jarool-tree.
In Australia, a name of species of Eucalyptus, especially E. corymbosa, yielding the Australian kino.
In Jamaica, a tree of the natural order Ternstrœmiaccæ, Laplaeea hæmatoxylon, with dark-red wood.
A name given to logwood, from its color.

Rustique, Estival, Steam whistle, Dormy, Gunyah, Meat pie, Jewelled, La trappe, Barking frog, Poodle dog, Pork pie, Wild thyme, Greengage, Brolga, Watercolour

Orcus, Relik, Warrigal, Sorbus, Greengage, Bombie, Orogeny, Lacerta, Flinder, Wolly, Fieldfare, Silky oak, Rottenstone, Gidgee, Gunyah

Itchy feet, Bloodwood, Malt whisky, Rustique, Estival, Dormy, Gunyah, Meat pie, Jewelled, La trappe, Barking frog, Poodle dog, Greengage, Brolga, Watercolour

Floor lamp, Celtis, Itchy feet, Electric eel, Orcus, Sorbus, Greengage, Orogeny, Lacerta, Wolly, Fieldfare, Silky oak, Rottenstone, Gidgee, Gunyah

Syria, and a similarly aged site in Kenya yielded tools with red ochre stains that imply the use of multicomponent glue.
Then, once only the bones were left, they would take them and paint them with red ochre.
Braids stained with red ochre hung down to their shoulders, knotted with bone fetishes.
The pictographs, made from red ochre, sit far above the waterline today.
In some instances, they used ground stones, minerals and rocks including malachite, red ochre, kohl, ect.
These included spears, atlatls, ornaments, turtle shell rattles, or lumps of red ochre pigment.
Not just art So they are red ochre in color.
Red ochre deposits are found near Sirsi and Aurad Village.
Colours ocurring naturally are grey, red, red-ochre and white.
Brief description of Red Ochre Red ochre is composed mailnly of iron oxide, hematite which word comes from Greek, hema meaning blood.

The timbers of the red soil country are predominantly ironbark and bloodwood while gidgee and boree are prevalent on the black basalt country.
The striking Macrozamias were often a part of the bloodwood and ironbark communities (see Species update).
Bloodwood knife handle scales for our Bobcat folding knife kit.
There is opportunity to samplebush foods such as Witchetty Grubs, Bloodwood Apples, Bush Bananas andvarious seeds.
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Charlene Carrington and Bessie Daylight collecting dried bloodwood tree sap.