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clans of the
Yugambeh people,
including the Kombumerri, Mununjali, and
Wangerriburra clans.
Europeans arrived in 1823 when
explorer John
Oxley landed at...
- years,
Aboriginal people lived in and
visited these mountains. The
Wangerriburras and
Nerangballum tribes claimed home to the
plateau territory. Bushrangers...
- land was
occupied by the
Wangerriburra Clan of the
Yugambeh language group. The name
Yarrabilba comes from the
Wangerriburra/Bundjalung
language for place...
- Allen, John; Lane, John (1914). "Grammar,
Vocabulary and
Notes of the
Wangerriburra Tribe". In ****ming,
Anthony James (ed.).
Annual Report of the Chief...
- River,
centred in
Beaudesert and
north of the Migunburri, with the
Wangerriburra in the
hinterland to
their east.
Ashley Taylor,
rugby league footballer...
-
schoolteacher John
Allen on the
basis of a
vocabulary supplied to him by the
Wangerriburra clansman Bullum in 1913, and
later described in more
detail by Margaret...
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Language family Pama–Nyungan
Bandjalangic Yugambeh Dialects Mananjahli (
Wangerriburra)
Minyangbal Ngahnduwal Nerang Cr****
Language codes ISO 639-3 xjb Glottolog...
- Minyangbal, Minjangbal, Yugambal, Minjanbal, Boggangar, Minyowa, Minyung,
Wangerriburra, M****gbal, Gendo,
Gando Minjang, Gan dowal, Ngandowul, Cudgingberry...
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kilometres (5.0 by 2.5 mi). The name is from the
Yugumbir language of the
Wangerriburra Clan, a from
Jambireen meaning wild lime tree, or dum/gom
bireen meaning...
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Mundoolun is part of the
region occupied by the
Wangerriburra people prior to
European settlement. The
Wangerriburra were
commonly known as the
Albert tribe and...
