- be
articulated quite differently: Wuun gni gnin gninkeewan? The term
ngamadjidj was used to
denote white people by the Gunditjmara, with the same word...
- "6. John Green,
Manager of
Coranderrk Aboriginal Station, but also a
ngamadjidj? New
insights into His Work with
Victorian Aboriginal People in the Nineteenth...
- of the Emu's Foot)
Manja (Cave of Hands)
Larngibunja (Cave of Fishes)
Ngamadjidj (Cave of
Ghosts - the same word as that used for
white people) Gulgurn...
- Australia. Some of the more well-known and
easily accessible sites are the
Ngamadjidj Shelter (Cave of Ghosts),
Gulgurn Manja (Flat Rock),
Billimina (Glenisla...
- 2014), John Green,
Manager of
Coranderrk Aboriginal Station, but also a
ngamadjidj? New
insights into His Work with
Victorian Aboriginal People in the Nineteenth...
-
region before the
eruption of
Tower Hill. The
beginnings of
contact with
ngamadjidj (white people) date as far back as 1810, when
whalers and
sealers began...
- "6. John Green,
Manager of
Coranderrk Aboriginal Station, but also a
ngamadjidj? New
insights into His Work with
Victorian Aboriginal People in the Nineteenth...
-
Edward John Eyre was
possibly the
first European (called by the
Wergaia ngamadjidj) seen by the
Maligundidj when he
followed the
Wimmera River to Lake Hindmarsh...
-
Manja (Cave of Hands),
Larngibunja (Cave of Fishes),
Ngamadjidj (Cave of Ghosts, from the word
Ngamadjidj), and
Gulgurn Manja (Flat Rock).
Nearby Bunjil's...
