-
dreamtime (gun-yung-ga-lung, "times far past"), two
creator figures,
Gurangatch, a
rainbow serpent, and Mirragañ, a quoll, went on a
journey from a point...
- serpent,
called Gurangatch. The
story was
recorded by
Robert Hamilton Mathews, who wrote: 'On
reaching the
source of Jock’s Cr****, [
Gurangatch]
burrowed under...
- forehead, and
walking "from side to side" Ganhanbili,
second wife of
Baiame Gurangatch a
rainbow serpent /
human inhabitant of the
Dreaming who in his battle...
- Karl
Brandt proposed the
Australian lungfish as the
inspiration for
Gurangatch, the
legendary reptile fish from
Gandangara mythology.
Gerard Krefft § Queensland...
- of
tails believed to
possess an army of
spirits and
magic in its
tails Gurangatch (Australian Aboriginal) - An
enormous reptile-fish
whose movements carved...
- Undine –
water elementals in the
alchemical writings of
Paracelsus Abaia Gurangatch Hippocamp Ika-Roa Il
Belliegha - (Malta) Eel like
monster with a frog...
-
between two
ancestral creator spirits – one a
giant eel-like creature,
Gurangatch, and the other, Mirrigan, a
large native cat or quoll. The Gundungurra...
-
involves an epic
chase between the
quoll Mirragan and the
great fish
Gurangatch who tore up the
ground to
create rivers and valleys. Mathews' surveying...
