- Lake
George (or
Weereewa or
Ngungara in the
Ngunnawal language) is an
endorheic lake in south-eastern New
South Wales, Australia. It is
approximately 40...
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factors creating variability in
backed artefacts:
Evidence from
Ngungara (
Weereewa/Lake George), south‐eastern Australia".
Archaeology in Oceania: arco.5292...
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Theatre and for ten
years was
artistic director. In 1999, she
founded "
Weereewa – A
Festival of Lake George",
which was held in Bungendore, New
South Wales...
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factors creating variability in
backed artefacts:
Evidence from
Ngungara (
Weereewa/Lake George), south-eastern Australia".
Archaeology in Oceania. 58 (2):...
- they
would not
tolerate their women being taken by Europeans." (p 25;
Weereewa History Series Volume 1).
McKeon 1995. Dixon, R. M. W. (2002). Australian...
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Amirkhania from Los Angeles. Some of the
performances were
later included in
Weereewa - A
Festival of Lake George, on 29 March. The
Mirramu Dance Company performed...
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Walga Hawk
Wallabalooa Ngunnawal clan
group Warabin Curlew Warrumbul Youth Weereewa Lake
George (translates
roughly to "bad water")
Wimbaliri Drink Winnunga...
- Meadow." Wild is
credited with the
discovery of Lake George,
originally Weereewa. The lake is
located near
Canberra and is
quite expansive, with a maximum...
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factors creating variability in
backed artefacts:
Evidence from
Ngungara (
Weereewa/Lake George), south-eastern Australia".
Archaeology in Oceania. 58 (2):...
- the
National Archives, the
National Museum of Australia, and
multiple Weereewa Festivals of Lake George.
Further afield, the
choir sang at la
Boite in...
