人类学的发现已经证明,古代的男子和女子给自己的身体绘制图画是为了典礼仪式,而身体饰物则是展示个人地位的重要角色。澳大利亚的土著人使用一系列的动物和植物材料构制头套和颈圈。地下挖掘显示,袋鼠骨骼被切割并磨成小珠,这在波斯（Perth)南部地区已有12000年的历史。从维而多利亚（Viclovia)西北部的库乌（Kow)沼泽地发现的头颅骨,有一排袋鼠牙齿镶套在前额上,并有松脂 Anthropological findings have proved that the ancient men and women to their own body to draw pictures for the ceremonial ceremony, while body accessories is an important role in the display of personal status. Aboriginal Australians use a range of animal and plant materials to construct their headgear and collars. Underground excavations show that kangaroo bones are cut and ground into beads, which is 12,000 years old in the southern part of Perth. From the skull found in the Kowar swamp in northwestern Viclovia, a row of kangaroos is set over the forehead with turpentine