Woomera

A woomera is a wooden spear-throwing device which serves as an extension of the user's arm. A woomera is shaped like a long curved palm leaf made out of wood with a small inward hook on the top. It can be between sixty to ninety centimetres long. Woomeras have been used by humanoids throughout since the dawn of time. People like to customise by adjusting their shapes and adding small carvings or paint to the woomera.

Usage
Woomeras are used primarily to throw spears, but also has a few other usages. They can be used to carry water and produce. Many woomeras have sharp edges attached to the end of their handles with adhesive from the Triodia. These sharp edges for cutting wood and food.

A woomera is used by holding it in one hand while placing the spear on the hook with the other, the hollow curve makes it easy to place the spear in its place. This allows the spear to travel at a greater speed and force than possible with only the arm. Some scholars believe that a spear thrown from a woomera is more powerful than a arrow shot from a bow.