- The
Ayapathu people,
otherwise known as the
Ayabadhu or Aiyaboto, were an
Indigenous Australian group,
living on the
western side of the Cape York Peninsula...
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Pakanha Dialects Western Ayapathu Language codes ISO 639-3 pkn
Glottolog paka1251
AIATSIS Y64 Pakanh, Y181 Western
Ayapathu ELP
Pakanh Coordinates: 14°30′S...
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Ayabadhu (
Ayapathu), or Badhu, is an
extinct Australian Aboriginal language of the
Paman family spoken on the Cape York
Peninsula of
North Queensland,...
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languages spoken by the
Lamalama people, but it
shares more
lexicon with
Ayapathu and Umpila. In 2008,
Verstraete wrote that
there were four
languages ****ociated...
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Dormant NSW.
Being revived. Was
considered extinct.
Ayabadhu language,
Ayapathu language Extinct Badimaya language Widimaya, Parti-Maya 3
Nearly extinct...
- Cape Ayabakan[2] Aiabakan, Bakanu, Baganu, Bakanh[1]
Queensland West Cape
Ayapathu[2] Aiabadu, Aiyabotpoo, Jabuda, Koka Ai-ebadu, Aiebadu, Koko Aiebadu, Kikahiabilo...
- encomp****es what was
formerly the
lands of the Wik Mungkan,
Southern Kaanju and
Ayapathu Aboriginal peoples. The
formation of the
original national park was closely...
-
Thumotang Land
Trust representing the Wik Mungkan,
Southern Kaanju and
Ayapathu and
transferred a 75,074
hectares (750.74 km2)
portion of land revoked...
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tribal grouping, and one
which then
formed close ****ociations with the
Ayapathu.
Their social groups were
divided into two
moieties kuyen (u) and katpen...
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neighbouring the
Kokiala and
Kaantju to the
north and northeast, the
Ayapathu to the east and southeast, and the Koko
Taiyari south of the
Edward river...
