41. Kamilaroi - Bibliography Oosterhout, the Netherlands Anthropological Publications. Parker, K. Langloh (1905). The Euahlayi Tribe a Study of Aboriginal Life in Australia. http://www.everyculture.com/Oceania/Kamilaroi.html

Powered by JRank Countries and Their Cultures Countries and Their Cultures Oceania Kamilaroi ETHNONYMS: Camileroi, Euahlayi, Gunilroy The Kamilaroi were an Aboriginal group located in New South Wales, Australia, along the Barwon, Bundarra, Balonne, and upper Hunter rivers and in the Liverpool plains. They are now nearly extinct and only a small number remain. The Kamilaroi language, which is no longer spoken, is classified in the Pama-Nyungan Family of Australian languages. The Kamilaroi were nomadic hunters and gatherers with a band-level social organization. Important vegetable foods were yams and other roots, as well as a sterculia grain, which was made into a bread. Insect larvae, frogs, and eggs of several different animals were also gathered. Various birds, kangaroos, emus, iguanas, opossums, echidnas, and bandicoots were among the important animals hunted. Dingo pups were regarded as a delicacy. Fish were also consumed, as were crayfish, mussels, and shrimp. Men typically hunted, cleaned, and prepared the game for cooking. Women did the actual cooking, in addition to fishing and gathering. Individual Kamilaroi did not eat animals that were their totems, although the Euahlayi, a related group, did not observe this restriction. Rites were held to encourage the propagation of totems. There were initiation ceremonies for both sexes, with circumcision for boys. Shamans (

42. Australian Aboriginal Dreaming Stories - Myths, Legends Parker, K. Langloh C. Stowe. Australian Legendary Tales, Angus Robertson, Sydney, 1953, 237p. Compilation of material originally published between 18961930. http://www.michaelorgan.org.au/peck3.htm

CW Peck Home CW Peck Poems Dreaming Stories Bibliography Australian Aboriginal Dreaming Stories (Myths and Legends) A Chronological Bibliography of Published Works 1789-1993 Michael Organ, 28 December 2005 The following is a chronological listing of published works which have traditionally been labelled by Europeans and non-Aboriginal Australians using a variety of terms such as myths or mythology legends fairy tales superstitions fables traditions childrens stories dreamtime stories narratives or even ghost stories . Preference is given by the author to the use of the term dreaming stories in any references to such original Australian Aboriginal narratives. For a discussion of the various definitions and classifications of such material by Australian anthropologists and ethnologists refer Hiatt (1975). Interpretation of various Aboriginal narratives by local and overseas researchers and academics over the year has not been addressed in detail within this bibliography. Such studies cover a vast field, however some items have been included. The emphasis within this listing has remained on publications which reproduce individual or collections of Aboriginal dreaming stories, whether in part or whole. For example, in Tench (1789) and Collins (1798) mere portions or retellings of such stories are to be found. The following listing is by no means definitive, concentrating as it does on published collections. However an attempt has been made to include the major published reference works, along with a selection of journal articles. All the principal bibliographies of Aboriginal Australia have been consulted. In recent years a large collection of fiction, based upon Aboriginal dreaming stories, has appeared, e.g. Patricia Wrightson's

43. Search Results | The Online Books Page Parker, K. Langloh (Katie Langloh), 18561940 Australian Legendary Tales Folk-Lore of the Noongahburrahs as Told to the Picaninnies, contrib. by Andrew Lang (Gutenberg text) http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/book/search?author=Parker&amode=

44. Book - My Bush Book : K. Langloh Parker's 1890s Story Of Outback Station Life / Parker, K. Langloh (Katie Langloh), 18561940. Title My bush book K. Langloh Parker's 1890s story of outback station life / with background and biography by Marcie Muir http://www.womenaustralia.info/bib/AWP002891.htm

45. Aboriginal Astronomy Parker, K. Langloh, 1905, The Euahlayi Tribe,an amateur ethnography of the Eulayhi. This book includes more depth on the culture, spiritual beliefs and http://www.atnf.csiro.au/research/AboriginalAstronomy/Literature.htm

Literature on Aboriginal Astronomy and Related Subjects for researchers Notes: Many of the works listed here are specialised - if you want a general introduction, see the books and links in " Further Reading " Click on those entries highlighted in blue below to see an electronic version. Electronic versions exist of most of the papers cited here. They will be made available here after appropriate permissions have been obtained. See the note at the bottom of the Credits page A short leaflet introducing Australian Rock Art. No detailed info. A short leaflet introducing Australian Stone Arrangements. No detailed info. Andrews, Munya, 2004, The seven sisters of the Pleiades: Stories from around the world. Melbourne: Spinifex Press A section includes the maintenance of a stone arrangement by Warlpiri women, somewhere near Alice Springs. Basedow, H. (1925). The Australian Aboriginal. Adelaide, F.W. Preece and Sons.

46. Australian/Aboriginal Wisdom - Insight Books In her new novel, the author of Mutant Message Down Under tells the story of Parker, K Langloh http://www.insight-books.com/ASTA

Shopping Cart Items: Total: Title Author Subject ISBN Native American Wisdom:... Women's Studies: Genera... New Age Spiritual Devel... Psychic Development ... Wellness Sidelines document.write(dtt); Metaphysical Books Conscious Living Books Wellness Books Australian/Aboriginal Wisdom (17 items) MUTANT MESSAGE FROM FOREVER: A Novel Of Aboriginal Wisdom by Morgan, Marlo Price: In her new novel, the author of Mutant Message Down Under tells the story of aboriginal twins who grow up apart. The boy is adopted by an American family and raised with little sense of who he really ... by Schelberg, Dirk Price: The didgeridoo plays an important role in the creation myths of the Australian Aborigines. The deep sound of this wind instrument helped create the world. This book describes the origins of the didger... LARDIL: Keepers Of The Dreamtime by Chronicle Books Price: AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL PAINTINGS by Isaacs, Jennifer Price: AUSTRALIAN DREAMING: 40,000 Years Of Aboriginal History by Isaacs, Jennifer Price: ABORIGINAL STORIES OF AUSTRALIA by Reed, A W

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