Living Archive of Aboriginal Languages Project,
PublicationNT,
E-Books,
Date
1988,
Location
Yipirinya,
Araluen,
Alice Springs,
Abstract
The story tells how people behaved in the old days when Aboriginal people went to the place known by non-Aboriginals as Glen Helen, which is a sacred place called Yapalpe.,
Provenance
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Notes
Parallel text,
Language
Arrarnta, Western,
English,
Western Arrarnta language C47,
Subject
Western Aranta,
Arunda,
Urrundie,
Bilingual education resources,
Memoir,
Western Arrarnta language C47,
Arunndta,
Tyuretye Arrernte,
Western Arrarnta people C47,
Western Aranda,
Arranda,
LAAL,
Arunta,
Ur rundie,
Arrarnta, Western,
Arrunta,
Arrinda,
Aranda,
Arinta,
rainbow serpent,
Arrarnta,
Arrundta,
Arandic,
Western Arrernte,
Publisher name
Yipirinya School Council,
Place of publication
Alice Springs,
File type
application/pdf,
Other identifier
cdu:32596,
LAAL_ID:yp0037,
ISBN
1875292012,
Use
Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0),