Bassett-Smith, Peter W. 1894. The Aborigines of north-west Australia. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Society 23. 324-331.
@article{2530,
author = {Bassett-Smith, Peter W.},
journal = {Journal of the Royal Anthropological Society},
pages = {324-331},
title = {The Aborigines of north-west Australia},
volume = {23},
year = {1894},
aiatsis_callnumber = {RS 57/5 1 Analytic In rare serial},
aiatsis_code = {N32},
aiatsis_reference_language = {Wulwulam},
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hhtype = {ethnographic;wordlist},
inlg = {English [eng]},
lgcode = {Woolwonga = Waray (Australia) [wrz], West Alligator River possibly Umbugarla (Nick Evans pc 2014: the word for 'water' is comparable and the location isn't crazy) [umr], Roebuck Bay a Worrorran language?},
macro_area = {Australia},
ozbib_id = {373},
ozbibnote = {[small vocabulary of Woolwonga tribe, W Alligator River, to Roebuck Bay: Wuna]},
ozbibreftype = {17},
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}
| Name in source | Glottolog languoid |
|---|---|
| Woolwonga | |
| West Alligator River possibly Umbugarla (Nick Evans pc 2014: the word for 'water' is comparable and the location isn't crazy) | |
| Roebuck Bay a Worrorran language? |