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Nuenonne ("Nyunoni"), or
Southeast Tasmanian, is an
Aboriginal language of
Tasmania in the
reconstruction of
Claire Bowern. It was
spoken along the southeastern...
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Nuenonne country,
severely disrupting the
ability of her
people to live and
practise their traditional culture. The
violence directed at the
Nuenonne...
- the expedition's ships. The
Nuenonne name for the bay is Leillateah. The
original inhabitants of the
region were the
Nuenonne people of
Aboriginal Tasmanians...
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Bruny Island (
Nuenonne: Lunawanna-alonnah) is a 362-square-kilometre (140 sq mi)
island located off the
southeastern coast of Tasmania, Australia. The...
- Wurati,
Woorady and Mutteelee, was a
leading warrior and
cleverman from the
Nuenonne clan of
Aboriginal Tasmanians in Australia. He
acted as a
guide for George...
- can-nen-ner and lagunta,
while kaparunina is used in
Palawa kani. One
Nuenonne myth
recorded by
Jackson Cotton tells of a
thylacine pup
saving Palana...
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reportedly involved the
abduction of women.
Truganini belonged to the
Nuenonne people of
Bruny Island,
known traditionally as Lunawanna-alonnah. The first...
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Bruny Island Tasmanian, or
Nuenonne ("Nyunoni"), a name
shared with
Southeast Tasmanian, is an
Aboriginal language or pair of
languages of
Tasmania in...
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Mount Nelson (/maʊntˈnɛlsən/MOWNT-NEL-sən;
Nuenonne/palawa kani: Kriwalayti) is a
mountain and
suburb on the
southern edge of Hobart, Tasmania, Australia...
- has been
subjected to
intensive agricultural activities in the past. The
Nuenonne name of the
island is Prahree. The
vegetation is
dominated by introduced...
