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Duwala (NT)
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| | Location | A loose linguistic grouping of clans, all of the Jiritja moiety, living intermingled with the Duwal, which is a different linguistic group of clans, all of the Dua moiety. Their country extends northeast of a line running between Castlereagh Bay and the east coast of Arnhem Land at Port Bradshaw, Cape Shield, and as far south as Koolatong River. For further discussion, see Schebeck (1971) and the summary in this work under the heading Duwal. The list of seven Jiritja clans of the Duwala, with spelling variants is based principally on Schebeck's findings. The importance of the Kupapuingu clan has been accentuated by the adoption of its dialect by missionaries, as a lingua franca in the Area: 1. Kupapuingu (Kopapingu, Gupapuyngu, Kopapoingo, Koparpingu, Kopapaingo, Gupapuynu, Gupapuyna, Kuppapoingo, Gobabwingu, Gobabwingo, Goba-buinggu, Gubabuingu, Gababingo, Gububuinung, Ba-babingo, Guba, Gobagwingo [typographical error], Dajoror). 2. Kujamirilili (Guyamirrilili, Gwijamil, Gwiyamil). 3. Gumatj (Gomaidj, Gumadji, Komaits, Gumaitj, Go-maid). 4. Manggalili. 5. Makarwanalmiri (Makarrwanhalmirri, Mugarganal-miri). 6. Wobulkara (Wulkara, Wobulgarra, Wowulkarra, Ob-ulgara, Wolgara). 7. Madarpa (Mararba, Madarrpa, Maderpa, Jithuwa, Jiduwa, Malarbardjuradj, Malarrbartjuray). |
| Co-ordinates | 135°40'E x 12°30'S |
| Area | No separate estimate possible. |
| References | Webb, 1933; Warner, 1937; Tindale, 1940; Capell, 1942, 1956, 1965; Berndt and Berndt, 1951, 1964; Thomson, 1952; Robinson, 1956; Lockwood, 1962; Lowe, MS (quoted by Wurm, 1965); Berndt, 1965; Anonymous, 1969; Schebeck, 1970 MS, 1971; Peterson, 1970 pers. comm.; Jennison, MS. |
| Alternative Names | Duala, Du:ala, Murngin (in part), Wulamba (in part). |
This information is reproduced from NB Tindale's Aboriginal Tribes of Australia (1974). Please be aware that much of the data relating to Aboriginal language group distribution and definition has undergone revision since 1974. Please note also that this catalogue represents Tindale's attempt to depict Aboriginal tribal distribution at the time of European contact. |
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Series AA338/01 - Bound volumes of expedition and office journals, notes and compilations
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Identifier AA 338/1/15/2
Date 10 September 1938 - c. 1980, 10 September 1938 - 26 June 1939, 1940s, 1966, 1950s?, 1980s
Quantity 4.5 cm, 1 22.0x26.5cm, 542 pages, 8 inserts
Series AA338/05 - Photographs relating to journals
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Identifier AA 338/5/15
Date 1938 - 1939, May 1938 - June 1939
Quantity 13 cm, 3 Albox folders; 1 oversized and mounted on cardboard photograph
Series AA338/15 - Maps - Expeditions, field work and personal research (not including South East of South Australia)
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Identifier AA 338/15/99
Date 1953 - 1959, dates in annotations; map printed 1949
Quantity 0.1 cm, 1 map, 54.0x76.5 cm
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Identifier AA 338/15/132
Date date of drawing and receipt by Tindale unknown
Quantity 0.1 cm, 1 map,
Series AA338/18 - Maps - 'World Aeronautical Chart series'
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Identifier AA 338/18/8
Date 1958 - c. 1974, from date of printing through approximate period map was used
Quantity 0.1 cm, 1 map, 51.5x76.5 cm
Series AA338/23 - Maps - Sketch maps showing Aboriginal 'tribes'
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Identifier AA 338/23/1
Date c. 1940 - c. 1974, approximate date range - map undated
Quantity 0.1 cm, 1 map, 35.5x49.0 cm
Series AA338/26 - 'Manuscript Documents on Tribes'
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Identifier AA 338/26/46/1-2
Date 8 September 1969
Quantity 0.01 cm, 2 pages
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