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Dobson, Veronica P. "Learners‘ Wordlist of Eastern & Central Arrernte."

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  • Object[7]
  • yes[7]
  • no[7]
  • oceanian[7]
  • boomerang[7]
  • australia[7]
  • central australia[7]
  • northern territory[6]
  • queensland[1]
  • western queensland[1]
  • late colonial australia period[7]
  • arrernte[5]
  • from a grave in sand country, south australia [historic attribute][1]
  • south australia [historic attribute][3]
  • pigment[1]
  • red ochre[3]
  • wood[7]
  • yes[7]
boomerang

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P1872

P1872

Boomerang

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P1873

P1873

Boomerang

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P1892

P1892

Boomerang

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P1890

P1890

Boomerang

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P1871

P1871

Boomerang

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P1894

P1894

Boomerang

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P1870

P1870

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