Darwin 1974
Mirniyowan, Terry; Murrungun, Bowunayi
Bowunayi
Living Archive of Aboriginal Languages Project; PublicationNT; E-Books
1979
Angurugu
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6 short stories; short stories
Anindilyakwa; Anindilyakwa language N151
Memoir; LAAL; Bilingual education resources; Anindilyakwa langauge N151; Anindilyakwa people N151; Anandilyakwa; Aninhdhilyagwa; Yingguru; Warnindilyakwa; Enindilyakwa; Ingura; Amakurupa; Andilagwa; Andiljaugwa; Andiljaukwa; Andilyaugwa; Anindiljaugwa; Anindilyaugwa; Awarikpa; En Indiljaugwa; Endiljaugwa; Enindiljaugwa; Enindilyaugwa; Groote Eylandt; Lamadalpu; Wani Ndiljaugwa; Wanindilyaugwa; Enindhilyagwa; Anindhilyakwa; Eninhdhilyagwa; Wanindilyaugwa Ingura; Gunwinyguan
Angurugu Community Library
Angurugu; Groote Eylandt
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Angurugu Community Library
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DARWIN 1 9 7 4 by T e r r y Mirniyowan akwa Bowunayi Murrungun 6
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