In the dances there is a division of ritual labour between 'managers, and ?workers'. The first dance invokes the dreamtime and the dancer who performs it is, for the duration of the performance, outside time, requiring the touch of a 'manager, to be released. The second dance celebrates Ngama woman, a legendary figure associated with the site, whose sexual parts are represented by clefts in the rock. The next day snake emblems are made and dancers, decorated in red and white patterns, perform an imitative dance representing the python painted on the rock.

N. Munn, 1970. Review of the film. American Anthropologist, Vol.72, pp.1201‑1202.

For other references see list under Emu Ritual at Ruguri.