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Wiltjas are
shelters made by the Pitjantjatjara,
Yankunytjatjara and
other Aboriginal Australian peoples. They are
temporary dwellings, and are abandoned...
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spelled "wurlie"),
possibly from the
Kaurna language. They are
called wiltjas in
Pitjantjatjara and
Yankunytjatjara languages, mia-mia in Wadawurrung...
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transportation included canoes.
Shelters varied regionally, and
included wiltjas in the
Atherton Tablelands,
paperbark and
stringybark sheets and raised...
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shortly after becoming Minister of
Aboriginal Affairs Australia portal Wiltja, a
shelter made by the
Pitjantjatjara people and
other indigenous Australian...
- was the
establishment of the
Wiltja Hostel in
November 1956, at 17 East
Avenue in the
Adelaide suburb of Millswood. (
Wiltja is a
Pitjantjatjara word for...
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yandis or
fashion boomerangs and spears. The only
artificial dwelling was a
wiltja or windbreak. In
evaluating the Pila
Nguru claim to
native title in 2001...
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names for structures.
These included humpy,
gunyah (or gunya), goondie,
wiltja and
wurley (or wurlie).
Until the 20th century, many non-Indigenous people...
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Desert Weavers, won the
Other Media Award for her
woven basket Patupiri Wiltja,
while Alice Blanch received the
Photography Award for her mysterious, moody...
- Tilmouth, Ivy Mitc****, and
Geoff Barnes) and
resulted in the
creation of the
Wiltja Hostel for
Aboriginal secondary school students in the
suburb of Millswood...
