- The
Ngarinyin or
Ngarinjin are an
Aboriginal Australian people of the
Kimberley region of
Western Australia.
Their language, Ngarinyin, is also known...
- Waladjangari,
Woladjangari Woolaja Walandjari Wolmardai Waringari (of
Ngarinjin, an exonym, also
applied to the Gija,
implying cannibalistic practices)...
- (1974).
Ngarinjin-English Dictionary. Sydney:
Oceania Linguistic Monographs. Coate, H. H. J.; Oates,
Lynette (1970). A
Grammar of
Ngarinjin. Canberra:...
- the
eastern part of the
Wunaamin Miliwundi Ranges, at
least until the
Ngarinjin managed to
expel them from that territory,
sometime before the advent...
- Gurmal, Bradjerak, Bombala, Menero,
Cooma New
South Wales Southeast Ngarinjin[2] Ngarinyin[1]
Western Australia Kimberley Ngarinman[1][2]
Northern Territory...
-
sanctuary on the hard,
inaccessible terrain of the
upland ranges. The
Ngarinjin lay northeast, the
Wurla directly east, the
Bunuba south-east the Nyigina...
-
Nangatadjara Nangatara Ngaanyatjarra Ngaatjatjarra Ngadjunmaia Ngalia Ngarinjin Ngarla Ngarlawangga Ngarluma Ngolibardu Ngombal Ngurlu Ngurrara Niabali...
- The
traditional owners of the area that the
river flows through are the
Ngarinjin, Miwa and
Wilawila peoples. The
first European to
visit the area was a...
-
Goolime and
traditional owners of the
areas around the
river are the
Ngarinjin, for the area
around its headwaters. "Bonzle
Digital Atlas – Map of King...
- the Yeidji, have been
called Miwa in this
broader sense.
Likewise the
Ngarinjin called the Gija, Miwa. In this
article the word
describes the Miya ****ociated...
