- A humpy, also
known as a gunyah, wurley, wurly,
wurlie, mia-mia, wiltija, is a small,
temporary shelter,
traditionally used by
Australian Aboriginal people...
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along with
three of its
constituent hundreds, Melville,
Moorowie and Para
Wurlie. The
county was
named after Governor Fergusson, who held
office from 1869...
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turndun waddy (a
wooden club), earlier, any
piece of wood
woggabaliri woomera wurlie or
wurley - a hut
yabber or yabber-yabber (talk)
yakka (doing work of any...
- 3:24 "We Can Do Everything" – 3:23 "Inside of You" – 3:32 "Cobra" (Satanic
Wurlie mix) – 2:45 "Uniform" (Scripka Mix)
featuring strings by the
Balanescu Quartet...
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These included humpy,
gunyah (or gunya), goondie,
wiltja and
wurley (or
wurlie).
Until the 20th century, many non-Indigenous
people ****umed that Indigenous...
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Kilkerran Koolywurtie Maitland Melville Minlacowie Moorowie Muloowurtie Para
Wurlie Ramsay Warrenben Wauraltee Flinders ****mins
Flinders Hutchison Koppio Lake...
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Kilkerran Koolywurtie Maitland Melville Minlacowie Moorowie Muloowurtie Para
Wurlie Ramsay Warrenben Wauraltee Flinders ****mins
Flinders Hutchison Koppio Lake...
- work was
found for him in Adelaide. In 1912 he
retired to his home "Calta
Wurlie", on
Kensington Terrace, Kensington. He died on 8
October 1915 at the age...
- 938603°E / 52.283205; 0.938603 (Badwell Ash Hall) 1032204
Upload Photo The
Wurlie Badwell Ash
House 16th
century 15
November 1954 TL9907969175 52°17′05″N...
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Kilkerran Koolywurtie Maitland Melville Minlacowie Moorowie Muloowurtie Para
Wurlie Ramsay Warrenben Wauraltee Flinders ****mins
Flinders Hutchison Koppio Lake...
