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Yanyuwa

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Language Documentation

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Creating Digital Materials
The Tiger Shark (Ngurdungurdu) (2009)
The Tiger Shark (Ngurdungurdu) Dreaming belongs to the Rrumburriya clan. The Tiger Shark leaves his country at Dumbarra in present day Queensland carrying with him a bundle of cycad nuts. After a long weary journey and an argument with the Rock Wallaby (a-Buluwardi) Dreaming he arrives at Manankurra on the Wearyan River. PROVIDED BY: Yanyuwa families RIGHTS: IP and Copyright Yanyuwa families

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