A partial vocabulary of the Yinikurtira Aboriginal people
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Petkovic, J. (2007) A partial vocabulary of the Yinikurtira Aboriginal people. IM: Interactive Media (3).
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Abstract
The Yinikurtira people of the North West region of Australia are generally thought to have been a sub-group of the Talandji language speakers, although the exact nature of their connection is somewhat uncertain.1 The Talandji language is reasonably well documented and still has a few living speakers.2 In contrast, the Yinikurtiri language is classified as extinct. 3 Discovering early Yinikurtira wordlists could potentially give us a productive comparison with the known Talandji language as well as a window into the once vibrant Yinikurtira culture.
| Publication Type: | Journal Article |
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| Murdoch Affiliation: | National Academy of Screen and Sound School of Media, Communication and Culture |
| Publisher: | National Academy of Screen and Sound |
| Copyright: | 2009 Murdoch University |
| URI: | http://researchrepository.murdoch.edu.au/id/eprint/11703 |
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