“…These bark huts were normally used during the wet season, from about November to April, in areas that did not offer comfortable rock shelters or caves for protection from rain and storms. She recalls that many of these huts were painted with imagery similar to rock paintings (see also Carrington 1890, p. 73, Worsnop 1897, p. 37, Jelinek 1989, Ryan 1990, p. 1, Taylor 1996, p. 15-17, Taçon and Davies 2004, May 2006, Wesley et al 2018. One of Josie's closest kin throughout her youth was the famous rock art artist Nayombolmi (1895-1967, see Haskovec and Sullivan 1986, May et al 2019, who is also known by the name Barramundi Charlie (see Fig.…”