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Aboriginal Astronomical Traditions from Ooldea, South Australia, Part 1: Nyeeruna and the Orion Story
[1403.7849] Aboriginal Astronomical Traditions from Ooldea, South Australia,
Nyeeruna and the Orion Story - arXiv
Abstract: Whilst camped at Ooldea, South Australia, between 1919 and 1935, the amateur anthropologist Daisy Bates CBE (1859-1951) recorded t lore, and oral traditions of the Aboriginal people of the Great Victoria Desert region surrounding Ooldea. Among her archived notes are stories re Aboriginal astronomical traditions of this region.
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Aboriginal Astronomical Traditions from Ooldea, South Australia, Part 1: Nyeeruna and t Orion Story - CERN Document Server
Whilst camped at Ooldea, South Australia, between 1919 and 1935, the amateur anthropologist Daisy Bates CBE (1859-1951) rec daily lives, lore, and oral traditions of the Aboriginal people of the Great Victoria Desert region surrounding Ooldea. Among her a notes are stories regarding the Aboriginal astronomical traditions of this region.
Aboriginal Astronomical Traditions from Ooldea, South
Australia, Part 1: Nyeeruna and the Orion Story - CERN Document Server
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[PDF] Aboriginal Astronomical Traditions from Ooldea, South Australia, Part 2: Animals in the Ooldean Sky |
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[PDF] Aboriginal Astronomical Traditions from Oolde Australia, Part 2: Animals in the Ooldean Sky | Seman
Australian Indigenous astronomical traditions hint at a relationship between skyworld and the behaviour patterns of their terrestrial counterparts. In our of Aboriginal astronomical traditions from the Great Victoria Desert, South investigate the relationship between animal behaviour and stellar positions.
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