- The
Maiawali,
other wise
known as the Mayuli, are an
indigenous Australian people of the
state of Queensland. The
Maiawali spoke a
dialect of
Pitta Pitta...
-
Mayawarli (
Maiawali)
Signed forms Pitha Pitha Sign
Language Language codes ISO 639-3 pit –
inclusive code
Individual code: yxa – Mayawali (
Maiawali) Glottolog...
- Magatige[2]
Northern Territory Maya[1] Maia[2]
Western Australia Northwest Maiawali[1][2]
Queensland Eyre Maijabi[2] Mayi-Yapi[1]
Queensland Gulf Maikudunu[2]...
- part of
their traditional country, and the park is also
important to the
Maiawali and
Karuwali people.[citation needed]
Jirandali (also
known as Yirandali...
-
indigenous descent, from a
Jawoyn (Bagala)
regions descended from the
Maiawali,
Iwaidja and
Yolngu people and is from a
family of
Indigenous Australian...
- NT
Thunder 2021 #8 2022- 10 2 Born and
raised in
Wugularr and
Darwin (
Maiawali, Iwaidja, Yolngu)
Janet Baird Palmerston, NT
Thunder 2020 #54 2021- 4 0...
-
served as a north-south
trade highway for
Indigenous Australians. The
Maiawali and
Karuwali traded such
goods as boomerangs,
shields and
pituri for yellow...
- and the
Great Artesian Basin. The
traditional owners of the area are the
Maiawali and
Karuwali peoples, who were well
supported by the watercourses, ranges...
-
Walter Roth
thought that the Koa
language had
affinities with that of the
Maiawali,
forming a
linguistic bridge between it and the
languages spoken by the...
- 000
square miles (13,000 km2). They were the
eastern neighbours of the
Maiawali,
living along Vergemont Cr****, as far
south as the
vicinity of Jundah....
