Ngadlu tampinthi ngadlu Kaurna Miyurna yartangka. Munaintya puru purruna ngadlu-itya. Munaintyanangku yalaka tarrkarriana tuntarri.

We acknowledge we are on Kaurna Miyurna land. The Dreaming is still living. From the past, in the present, into the future, forever.

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'Queensland Showing Land Tenure 1937. Sheet 1.'

Archive Collections / Dr Norman Barnett Tindale / Series AA338/15 / 'Queensland Showing Land Tenure 1937. Sheet 1.'
['Raw data map 1938-39'] Supplementary to: 'Harvard and Adelaide Universities Anthropological Expedition, Australia, 1938-1939. Journal and notes by Norman B. Tindale' (AA 338/1/15).

Annotated land tenure map showing southern Queensland from Townsville to near Brisbane. Tindale's signed note at bottom reads: 'Harvard-Adelaide Univ Anthrop. Exped. Raw data map 1938-39'. Extensive notes in india ink, red crayon and pencil include Aboriginal place names and 'tribal' names and boundaries. A note by Tindale refers to 'Jimmy Fiddler at Brisbane' who speaks Goeng. Contains reference to a published source by Walter Edmund Roth. Scale 30 miles = 1 inch.

This item contains references to: New South Wales; Queensland; South Australia.

Tindale Tribes: Badjiri; Baiali; Barada; Barunggam; Batjala; Bigambul; Bindal; Bidia; Biria; Bitjara; Dalla; Darambal; Dieri; Djakunda; Ewamin; Gia; Giabal; Goeng; Ilba; Iningai; Jagalingu; Jalanga; Jambina; Jandruwanta; Jangaa; Jeljendi; Jetimarala; Jiman; Jirandali; Jukambe; Juru; Kabalbara; Kabikabi; Kairi; Kalali; Kalkadunga; Kambuwal; Kamilaroi; Kangulu; Karendala; Karingbal; Karuwali; Keinjan; Koa; Koamu; Koenpal; Koinjmal; Kongabula; Korenggoreng; Kulumali; Kungadutji; Kunggari; Kunja; Kutjala; Maiawali; Maikudunu; Maikulan; Maithakari; Mandandanji; Marulta; Mian; Minjungbal; Mitaka; Mitjamba; Morowari; Ngameni; Ngandangara; Ngaro; Ngaun; Ngugi; Ngurawola; Nguri; Nunukul; Parundji; Pitjara; Ringaringa; Tagalag; Taribelang; Thereila; Tirari; Tulua; Undanbi; Wadikali; Wadja; Wadjabangai; Wadjalang; Wakaja; Wakawaka; Waluwara; Wangan; Warungu; Weraerai; Wiri; Wongkumara; Wulgurukaba.

Creator: Dr Norman Barnett Tindale
Control: AA 338/15/40
Date Range:  1938  -  1939
Quantity:    1   map, 69.0x101.5 cm
Formats: Maps
Series:  AA338/15
Tindale Tribes:
Badjiri, Baiali, Barada, Barunggam, Batjala, Bidia, Bigambul, Bindal, Biria, Bitjara, Dalla, Darambal, Dieri, Djakunda, Ewamin, Gia, Giabal, Goeng, Ilba, Iningai, Jagalingu, Jalanga, Jambina, Jandruwanta, Jangaa, Jeljendi, Jetimarala, Jiman, Jirandali, Jukambe, Juru, Kabalbara, Kabikabi, Kairi, Kalali, Kalkadunga, Kambuwal, Kamilaroi, Kangulu, Karendala, Karingbal, Karuwali, Keinjan, Koa, Koamu, Koenpal, Koinjmal, Kongabula, Korenggoreng, Kulumali, Kungadutji, Kunggari, Kunja, Kutjala, Maiawali, Maikudunu, Maikulan, Maithakari, Mandandanji, Marulta, Mian, Minjungbal, Mitaka, Mitjamba, Morowari, Ngameni, Ngandangara, Ngaro, Ngaun, Ngugi, Ngurawola, Nguri, Nunukul, Parundji, Pitjara, Ringaringa, Tagalag, Taribelang, Thereila, Tirari, Tulua, Undanbi, Wadikali, Wadja, Wadjabangai, Wadjalang, Wakaja, Wakawaka, Waluwara, Wangan, Warungu, Weraerai, Wiri, Wongkumara, Wulgurukaba
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