- The
Darling River (or
River Darling; Paakantyi:
Baaka or Barka), is the third-longest
river in Australia,
measuring 1,472
kilometres (915 mi) from its...
-
Baaka (Kakhaber)
Kherkheulidze (Georgian: ბააკა ხერხეულიძე, romanized: baak'a kherkheulidze) was a
Georgian nobleman,
supporter of
Giorgi Saakadze. In...
- (for the
Ituri Forest region in the
Democratic Republic of the Congo),
Baaka (Lobaye Forest,
Central African Republic), and
Bambendjelle (Ndoki Forest...
-
Anthropologists studying the Aka:
Barry Hewlett Mic****e
Kisliuk Seize the Dance!
BaAka Musical Life and the
Ethnography of
Performance by Mic****e
Kisliuk (Oxford...
- or "
Baaka") language. However, this type of
vocabulary is
subject to
widespread borrowing among the
Pygmies and
neighboring peoples, and the "
Baaka" language...
-
Australian Aboriginal tribal group of the
Darling River (known to them as the
Baaka)
basin in Far West New
South Wales, Australia. The
ethnonym Paakantyi means...
-
Yaama Ngunna Baaka 2019 was a
corroboree festival conceived by
Bruce Shillingsworth, with a
vision of
initiating dialog with Elders. The
festival comprised...
-
against the
Baaka, a sub-group of the Aari people. The
Imperial Ethiopian army
approached the
Baaka by
beating the
ceremonial drum negarit. The
Baaka on their...
- lies in the
traditional lands of the
Barkindji people, who call the
river "
Baaka". The name
Wilcannia is said to be
derived from an
indigenous term for either...
- or "
Baaka". However, as
substrate vocabulary has been
widely borrowed between Pygmies and
neighboring peoples, no
reconstruction of such a "
Baaka" language...
