- The
Jarijari (also
known as
Nyeri Nyeri) are an
indigenous Australian people whose traditional territory is in the
Mallee region of Victoria. Jari/nyeri...
- of the Wimmera,
Mallee and
Millewa by the Djab wurrung,
Jardwadjali and
Jarijari people.
Known as Marn Grook, it was a type of kick and
catch football game...
- Jardwadjali, Jagwadjali,
Mardidjali Jardwadjali Keramin Extinct Jarijari Jarijari, Dadi Dadi
Ladjila Extinct Mogullumbidj Extinct Ngarigu Extinct Southern...
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abundant food.[citation needed]
Local tribes included the Lat****ji and
Jarijari. The
first Europeans in the area
arrived in 1857 and
brought sheep to graze...
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engravings of
findings from the
Blandowski expedition,
including a
depiction of
Jarijari in 1857,
observed at
Mondellimin (now Merbein, Victoria). In the background...
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following the expedition.
Corroboree 1857
Natives visiting Europeans 1857
Jarijari domestic scene at
Mondellimin 1857 by
Gustav Mützel 1862
Aboriginal fire...
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Territory Fitzmaurice Janjula[2]
Northern Territory Gulf
Jardwadjali Victoria Jarijari[2]
Victoria Jarildekald[2]
South Australia Jaroinga[2] Bularnu[1] Northern...
- Auto
racing 1 1994 Sievinen,
JaniJani Sievinen Swimming 1 1995 Litmanen,
JariJari Litmanen ****ociation
football 1 1996 Rantanen,
HeliHeli Rantanen Track...
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William Blandowski's 1857
depiction of
traditional recreation of the
Jarijari (Nyeri Nyeri)
people near Merbein, Victoria, with a form of kick and catch...
- him and
corresponded with his son, Albert,
variously has him as born in
Jarijari lands, or in the
Wimmera and
taken as a
child to the
Mildura Murray area...
