- Oykangand,
Olkola, and
related Aboriginal Australian peoples. It is
closely related to Kuuk Thaayorre, and
perhaps Kuuk Yak. Two of its dialects, Uw
Olkola (Olgolo)...
- The
Olkolo or Koko-
olkola' are an
Indigenous Australian people of
central and
eastern Cape York
Peninsula in
northern Queensland.
According to
Norman Tindale...
- head.
Indigenous Australian names include iyirrbir (Uw
Oykangand and Uw
Olkola) and
kucha (Pakanh). The
highest ever
recorded speed of any
kangaroo was...
-
Lerista anyara, the
Olkola slider skink , is a
species of
skink found in
Queensland in Australia.
Lerista anyara at the Reptarium.cz
Reptile Database....
-
corresponding words from the
distantly related Uw
Olkola and Uw
Oykangand languages: (P) = Pakanha, (Olk) = Uw
Olkola, (Oyk) = Uw Oykangand. The Body: Body nhangka...
-
related to the Ogh-Undjan and more
distantly related to the Uw languages, Uw
Olkola. Kuuk Yak is
either a
dialect or
closely related.
Speakers of the Kuuk Thaayorre...
-
pachang in Pakanh; (inh -)
inhulg in Uw Oykangand; and (inh -)
anhulg in Uw
Olkola. (The
bracketed prefix (inh- or minha) is a
qualifier meaning 'meat' or...
- 'meat' or 'animal', (inh-)ekorak in Uw
Oykangand and (inh-)egorag in Uw
Olkola,
where inh- is a
qualifier meaning 'meat' or 'animal'. In the
highland regions...
- m****acres of the
Olkola.
Between 2011 and 2014, the
Olkola people negotiated a
handback of
traditionally held lands, part of
which became Olkola National Park...
-
boundaries of the Cook Shire.
Kunjen (also
known as Koko Wanggara,
Ngundjan and
Olkola) is a
language of
Western Cape York. The
Kunjen language region includes...
