Yara Makutjarra Palya: Story about edible grubs

Sally Napurrula Butler; K Crossing; Yukultji Napangarti Ward; Boyd Wright; A L Yen

Yara Makutjarra Palya: Story about edible grubs

Sally Napurrula Butler
, K Crossing
, Yukultji Napangarti Ward
, Boyd Wright
, A L Yen

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Abstract

Maku palya lingku ngalkunytjaku. Tjana ngarripayi watiya kutjupa kutjupangka. Maku ngarrinyi marrpurringka. = Maku are really good to eat. They live in lots of different kinds of trees. Maku live in the roots of trees.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Kiwirrkurra, Australia
Publisher	Tjamu Tjamu Aboriginal Corporation
Number of pages	19
Publication status	Published - 2015

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Environmental Knowledge

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